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Satellites Watched a Huge Fireball Explode Above the Bering Sea Late Last Year

By: RAS_WEB
On: April 2, 2019
In: News, RSSfeeds, Universe Today

Satellites Watched a Huge Fireball Explode Above the Bering Sea Late Last Year

NASA’s Terra satellites recently spotted a fiery meteorite in Earth’s atmosphere, which exploded above the Bering Sea.

The post Satellites Watched a Huge Fireball Explode Above the Bering Sea Late Last Year appeared first on Universe Today.

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