
What is it?
At 5:57 a.m. local time skywatchers around Montréal, Canada and parts of the northeastern U.S. found themselves watching the brilliant streak of a bright meteor, also called a fireball, zoom across the sky.
The aurora borealis, or "the northern lights" happen when charged particles ejected from the sun interact with Earth's atmosphere. These particles are shuttled to our planet's north and south poles by Earth's magnetic field. There, the particles excite gas and molecules in Earth's atmosphere, creating various colors depending on which gas is in the atmosphere.









Comment: From the CNEOS list [Link]
2025-05-31 23:06:33 UTC Locations 21.1N 98.8W Velocity: 17.8 km/s Calculated Total Impact Energy 1kt TNT.
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