A fireball erupted over England

In the sky over the south-western parts of England flew a large slow-moving fireball. The event was recorded on Sunday, February 28, at 21: 55 GMT. The Watchers.

The remains of a bright meteor could be dropped on the lands of the county of Gloucestershire.

By the beginning of the day on March 1, the American Meteor Society (AMS) had received 846 reports from eyewitnesses.

The meteor was captured on video by numerous door cameras and dashboards, and was also captured by the cameras of the British meteorite observation network Wilcot.

Every year, more than 6 thousand meteors hit the Earth, large enough for their parts to reach the earth. It is estimated that about 17 meteors enter the atmosphere every day. Several times a year, meteor flares attract attention, as they occur in the sky over densely populated areas in the evening and at night.