Western Washington residents catch meteor exploding in the sky
Dr. Chris Laws from the University of Washington said it’s likely a rock, roughly the size of a baseball, possibly as large as a basketball, exploding into pieces.
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Dr. Chris Laws from the University of Washington said it’s likely a rock, roughly the size of a baseball, possibly as large as a basketball, exploding into pieces.
Cameras captured a fireball plummeting through Western Washington skies Monday night. The timecode on the video shows it happened shortly after 11 p.m.
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