Space debris or daylight meteor caught on video, Canada
A daylight meteor or falling space debris was observed and caught on tape earlier this week over Canada.
Janette Casey Ewens, who owns Labyrinth Farms north of Kamloops, was in the barn yard at 6 a.m. local time on Monday, September 29, when she saw a "thing" falling from above, she told The Huffington Post B.C.
The American Meteor Society received three reports of a fireball being spotted from West Kelowna, Cranbrook, and Three Hills in Alberta. Joanne Rosvick, an astronomer and associate professor at Thompson Rivers University, said it was likely space debris that perhaps came from a satellite, reported CFJC.
Featured image credit: Janette Casey Ewens
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