![]() ![]() “First time in my life I have ever heard one,” wrote Grady H. of Boulder said his mouth was “agape” during the event. of Castle Rock said the light “made the night turn day,” and Sven S. “There was no sound, it was like a flash bulb that lit up like the sun and it only lasted a fraction of a second.” of Englewood wrote on the meteor society’s site. “While walking my dog around 4:30 a.m., the brief bright flash even drew my dog’s attention,” Linda C. It was also observed in Edwards, a town located 10 miles west of Vail. Sightings were concentrated over Front Range cities, but it was seen as far north as Douglas, Wyo., and as far south as Ojo Caliente, N.M. on Sunday, moving from southwest to northeast. The fireball, a term used to describe unusually bright meteors, was seen around 4:30 a.m. Massive fireball lights up nighttime sky over Front Range cities
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