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Remarks |
I hunt very frequently and tend to watch the sky before it gets light enough out to watch the deer. I was watching the sky to the north when I saw what I thought was a shooting star for a split second until I realized it was lower on the horizon and much bigger and brighter than where I’ve seen shooting stars in the past. It was also dawn with the sky to the east just starting to light up slightly making it difficult to see the stars in the sky besides the brighter ones and the satellites. So seeing this happen for the couple seconds that it did really caught my attention, and the size and brightness of it with it also being white/yellow/orange in color had me thinking it must of been a meteor/fireball, I really have no idea what else it could have been. Or what else would light up the sky like that to the north over Michigan for a few seconds. Knowing how insanely rare it would be to see this I was pretty excited. |
