© Ray WorsnopFireball effect in the sky over Rhyl
The fireball effect was seen by people from different parts of the coast and could be seen clearer in some placesPeople in North Wales have captured this amazing "fireball" effect on camera after spotting the phenomenon in the sky.
Many thought it looked like a comet or solar flare, while others speculated that it might have been visitors from another planet.
Ray Worsnop, a freelance photographer, was able to photograph the phenomenon from his home in Rhyl and posted it on social media.
He wrote: "HELP. Did anyone else witness this as the Sun was setting tonight 16th April 2021? Can anyone explain this please?"
© Ray WorsnopFireball effect in the sky over Rhyl
The post attracted dozens of comments and plenty of shares with some saying they had seen the same from Bangor and Wrexham.
One person who shared the post commented: "THE END OF THE WORLD IS NEAR."
Jaz Parker Jones reacted by sharing more images of the amazing effect in the sky.
© Jaz Parker JonesThe phenomenon could be seen across North Wales
She said: "I think it was a meteor. Other than that, it looks like a species of male aliens are coming to probe us."
Some said they had seen the "fireballs" in the sky over the last two days in different places along the North Wales coast, but also in different formations.
Molly Smith from Bangor posted: "Me and my friend seen something long & black wrapping round the sun the other week, was so strange."
We all got on the radio they had in cabs at that time going "What the hell? Did you see that? What was that?" Dispatch called police; they had no answer. Nellis Air Force didn't know (yeah, sure, buddy). I saw nothing on the news about the event.