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@LadyyBird_@rwbiats@Godhasgotthis I saw it as well, came to Twitter to find others that saw it. What I saw in person and what other people have posted, looks similar to images and videos of meteors burning up and breaking apart in the atmosphere.
I have to assume that's what it was
@4_TI_Summer I saw this too and was in awe lol. Been looking for other people on Twitter that saw it. 19 Action News received calls about it, they put out an article.
Most likely a meteor entered the atmosphere and burned up and broke apart as it shot across the sky. Very cool to see
@sling438 Yeah, roughly northwest I'd say. 19 Action News received numerous calls about it as well, so we weren't the only ones who saw it.
Very likely a meteor entered the atmosphere and started to burn and break apart before fading away, or maybe stray space junk. Either way, very cool
@mandyj94__ I live up in the Cleveland area and saw it here too. The 19 Action News article someone else shared with you is probably correct; it's most likely a meteor that entered the atmosphere. Upon entrance it heated up, started to break apart and faded as the remnants burned away