Meteor Explodes Over Arizona - Turns Night Into Day - See Videos

• When: June 2nd, 2016 at 4 AM
• Where: All over Arizona, and other parts of the southwest United States
  
• What: Large meteor that caused loud bang, houses to shake, and brightened entire sky

TexasUFOs has reported on many uncharacteristically large meteors in recent months, and in fact, it seems that every year the fireballs get bigger and brighter and deadlier.

Case in point: a very large and bright meteor exploded over Arizona on June 2nd at around 4 am; NASA confirmed the fireball to be an asteroid, weighing two tons and measuring three meters wide:

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Map of Meteor Sightings June 2nd. Source: AMSMeteors.org

Meteor was so bright, it turned night into day:

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After the meteor exploded, it left smokey white trails:

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See videos of Arizona meteor explosion from different angles:

See more videos at LunarMeteoriteHunters.com.

No known meteor showers were expected for this evening, but the Earth did move in between Saturn and the Sun. Could Earth's new location have caused this collision, along with other extraordinary weather events happening on the planet right now?

Source: Earthsky.org

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