“The flash was green. At least to me that’s the way it looked,' said one San Diego resident whose doorbell footage captured the meteor. ☄️
“When you have meteors that are larger than normal, it only takes ones that is the size of a softball or larger to produce a flash equivalent to the full moon,” Lunsford told NBC 7. “They can be extremely bright. We must remember these fireballs are entering the atmosphere at speeds of up to 50 miles per second.”
“We need to remember that on a personal basis these are pretty rare, you have to be outside on a clear night, facing the right direction,” Lunsford said.
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