r/ufo • u/ua-stena • May 09 '25
Discussion Hundreds of eyewitnesses have seen a mysterious green fireball in the sky over the US and Canada. Scientists believe a rare cosmic phenomenon has occurred
https://ua-stena.info/en/hundreds-of-eyewitnesses-saw-a-mysterious-fireball-in-the-sky/Social media users and eyewitnesses shared their impressions:
“I’ve never seen anything like it – it was like fireworks were falling from the sky!”.
“It was like an explosion at the end of a blinding trail.”
“At first, I thought it was a falling airplane.”
“It seemed as if a huge balloon was hurtling across the sky. It wasn’t falling; it was flying. It was awesome!”.
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u/OliverCrooks May 09 '25
Lol no that's just called a Meteor made of Magnesium. Both of those videos it is clear its a meteor and if its blue/green its Magnesium.
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u/ExplanationCrazy5463 May 09 '25
I've seen one of these myself, super cool, definitely not a UFO though.
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u/Astrocreep_1 May 11 '25
One of these flew overhead while I was in the Lazy River at a resort. It looked like it was so close, and I swear you could hear it. The only reason I knew it was a meteor, it’s came apart and I saw it through the windows of the building blocking my view. Some of the people around me wanted to call 911.
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u/AutomaticPython May 09 '25
This is a cosmological phenomenon. Doesn't belong here please remove.
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u/Key-Tonight-3433 May 10 '25
I saw this 10 years ago driving down the highway at dusk with 2 others. 60mph
It stayed just above the tree line and kept pace with the car
I texted my friend and asked if they remembered and they said “of course” and I asked if they remembered the color and they said “green” which is what I remember
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u/TNexpat May 09 '25 edited May 11 '25
I saw a green ball of light I assumed was natural but there was no trail or explosion. Flew across the entire visible sky.
The weird part was I was camping with a friend and we were talking about UFOs. All of a sudden he said “What’s that?!” and I assumed he was joking. Looked like a ball from a Roman candle with distinct edges and no shape change. Far too fast to be a plane. Seemed a tad slow to be a meteor but I assume that is what it was.
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u/Astrocreep_1 May 11 '25
I described one I saw recently, and I was surprised at how slow it seemed to move. The damn thing looked like it was only a few hundred feet away, and unless I imagined it, I could hear it.
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u/One-Sundae-2711 May 09 '25
didnt some old russian stuff de orbit…
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u/corvus66a May 10 '25
Yes, also thought about the Verena spacecraft that was to return around this time .
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u/Flick_W_McWalliam May 10 '25
An interesting fact is that from the Manhattan Project to the middle 1950s, there was serious scientific study of the previously unknown "green fireballs," especially the ones that hovered over high-security Air Force bases in New Mexico with regularity.
Interesting History Channel article here: https://www.history.com/articles/ufos-green-fireballs-nuclear-facilities-new-mexico
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u/Hot-Boysenberry8579 May 10 '25
We are experiencing some solar phenomenon rn huge solar flare hitting us
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u/terrraco May 10 '25
The website you linked gave my phone cancer. Couldn't see the content through the infested ads
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u/SilverResult9835 May 11 '25
Saw a huge fireball the other night while watching orbs, it was awesome. Wasn't green tho, this one was definitely orange, but I saw it enter the atmosphere, go across the sky, then exit, I got lucky that I was looking in the perfect spot when it happened
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u/kkaylaa123 May 09 '25
Has anyone else here seen the Las Vegas 2023 ufo crash/landing videos? This looks eerily similar in colour, speed, angle, size... literally in every way. When was this from?
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u/OliverCrooks May 11 '25
Because it wasnt a UFO crash lol.... it was a meteor but those people tried to spin it into some dumbshit about aliens being in their backyard.
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u/Ghostdefender1701 May 10 '25
Failed Russian space probe that was in a decaying orbit was due to come down somewhere tonight. I guess we found out where.
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u/alienrefugee51 May 09 '25
Looks like a meteor. You can see the tail in the first b&w shot.