posted on Feb, 21 2014 @ 01:32 AM
I live around 50 miles from where I work and while driving home I saw a bright green fire ball. I've seen a few in my life but this one was seemed to
come straight down into the atmosphere. It was traveling extremely fast unlike othe bright fire balls I've witnessed. Due to the hilly terrain it
was hard to tell how far it was above the ground when I saw what I thought was an explosion above the ground. It appeared to explode somewhere west
of Searcy County AR.
I work in a position that I have access to every emergency radio in the area. I immediately began to scan all frequencies in the area but all was
quiet.
I thought that maybe a tail light or something of that nature tricked my eyes into believing I saw the explosion.
When I get home I always watch T.V. Or something to wind down before it go to sleep. An hour or so after I arrived home my wife wakes to use the
restroom when she came back to bed she asked me if we had an earthquake (we have had them in the past). I asked why and she said that between 10:30
and 11:00 something caused the windows to shake and rattle items on the night stand. I checked the local seismographs and saw nothing of interest. I
told her what I saw and she was unamused and went back to sleep.
The area where I saw the possible explosion is sparsely populated and most of those folks probably wouldn't report it anyway.
My home is located in the hills north north east of where I saw the possible explosion.
Is there anyway to confirm that I saw a meteor explode?
edit on 21-2-2014 by derek_m24 because: Grammar
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