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Fireball crossing Western Australian sky likely a 10cm meteor, astronomer says

Western Australia's southern sky lit up early this morning as a fireball entered the earth's atmosphere and streaked across the sky to end south of Rottnest Island in Perth.

Early risers spotted the meteor at 5:03am and it lasted about 15 seconds as it travelled from east to west.

Planet astronomer Dr Hadrien Devillepoix dismissed claims it was space junk and said it was a natural object that entered the atmosphere.

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