12 December 12 - Glen, London, Ontario, Canada 23:50 EST
4 seconds duration - Straight down, looking east. Bright green large firework, slight fragmentation, like an upside down firework.12 December 2012 - Yvonne MacInnis, TORONTO, Canada 1130PM
2-3 seconds duration - E-W, N-S. Bright orange with white blue tail, as bright as the sun/moon. Travelling southeast at Redpath and Eglinton. Brilliant!!12 December 2012 - Vafa, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 22:30:00
2.5 seconds duration - NE-SW, facing North. Bright white, yellow, orange. Same brightness as the Sun. Explosion large enough to suspect fragments. Bright ribbon across the sky, then explosion into fireball the shape of a pumpkin.12 December 2012 - Craig, Toronto, ON, Canada 22:27 EST
1-2 seconds duration - Facing north, north east. It streaked northwards. Fireball was orange and red (didn't hear sound). Bright burning orange/red colour. The mass appeared to break up explosively into several fragments. This was a large meteor.
It could be a sinkhole forming from an orbital dark matter(micro black hole) strike. They orbit through and around the Earth and create extreme weather and seismic events. They can look like a comet coming in.
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