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Bright Green Fireball Dazzles Great Lakes on November 23

12/1/2025

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A bright green fireball streaked across the Great Lakes region on November 23, visible from Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ohio.
The meteor traveled about 98,500 mph, was seen 62 miles above Hubbard Lake, and disintegrated 46 miles above Lake Huron.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) confirmed it was caused by a small comet fragment and not related to any meteor shower.

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A bright green fireball streaked across the Great Lakes region on November 23, visible from Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ohio.
The meteor traveled about 98,500 mph, was seen 62 miles above Hubbard Lake, and disintegrated 46 miles above Lake Huron.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) confirmed it was caused by a small comet fragment and not related to any meteor shower.