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Anthony Wood

When is a 'double fireball' not a 'double fireball'? Wild meteor videos explained by a trick of the light

Two meteors are pictured streaking Earthward through a black sky peppered with white stars.

Onlookers were dazzled on the night of Oct. 16 when a bright green fireball blazed earthward in the skies over several Eastern Seaboard U.S. states, leaving a short-lived glowing trail in its wake as it streaked earthward before flaring and disappearing as it neared the horizon.

As if that wasn't spectacular enough, a video of the event captured from North Branford, Connecticut appeared to show a second bright meteor moving in perfect formation with the fireball, before disappearing at the exact same moment as it approached Earth's surface.

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