SHOCKWAVE rocks Finland - 5th major fireball in 2 days shakes the earth! - *NIGHT TURNS TO DAY*

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Published on Nov 16, 2017

November 16, 2017: ANOTHER powerful fireball enters earth's atmosphere sending SHOCKWAVES through a village in Finland and turning night into an extremely bright day temporarily. This is the 5th major fireball event in 2 days. Earth seems to be going through a debris field. https://watchers.news/2017/11/16/very... https://www.amsmeteors.org/members/im... #MrMBB333


Very bright fireball explodes over northern Finland, sonic boom reported


Posted by TW on November 16, 2017 in categories Featured articles, Meteor activity



 

A very bright fireball exploded over Lapland, northern Finland at 16:40 UTC (18:40 EET) on November 16, 2017. The event lasted between 5 and 10 seconds and was seen across northern Finland, especially Nellim, Solojärvi and Ivalo, and from northern Norway. This is 5^th major fireball event within 48 hours, possibly 7^th.
According to local media reports, a sonic boom was associated with today's event. "There was a loud noise after the lights went out and the houses shook," fireman Mauri Saniola Inari said, adding that the event was initially described as an aviation accident.
"The sound and light observations came from such a wide area that the location can't be determined," Inari said.



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A very bright fireball exploded over Lapland, northern Finland at 16:40 UTC (18:40 EET) on November 16, 2017. The event lasted between 5 and 10 seconds and was seen across northern Finland, especially Nellim, Solojärvi and Ivalo, and from northern Norway. This is 5^th major fireball event within 48 hours, possibly 7^th.
According to local media reports, a sonic boom was associated with today's event. "There was a loud noise after the lights went out and the houses shook," fireman Mauri Saniola Inari said, adding that the event was initially described as an aviation accident.
"The sound and light observations came from such a wide area that the location can't be determined," Inari said.
The American Meteor Society (AMS) and International Meteor Organization (IMO) have so far received just 2 witness reports.
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Featured image: Bright fireball over Lapland, Finland on November 16, 2017. Credit: Johannes Karhula

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