Yesterday, Dan and I were driving back to Leonard Creek Ranch after counting Sage Grouse high up in the Pine Forest Range, when all of sudden there was a bright streak across the sky! It was really big and very impressive.
The Reno Gazette Journal reports; "A sonic boom that rattled windows and nerves over hundreds of square miles on both sides of the Sierra Sunday morning was most likely caused by a meteor breaking up over the Sierra...Witnesses from Winnemucca to Bakersfield, Calif., reported a bright object streaking across the sky from east to west, with the sonic boom happening moments later." Dan and saw it, but we missed out on hearing the sonic boom." See the full article here.
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