Giant Fireball: Loop of Video from Univ. of Wisconsin

By: kcrg.comSubscribe Channel: News Location: Madison, Wisconsin Thursday, Apr 15 , 10 at 12:16 AM
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This is video of a compilation of still images from a web camera at the University of Wisconsin that caught the fireball in the sky on the night Wednesday, April 14, 2010.

Courtesy: The University of Wisconsin

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John says ... on Wednesday, Apr 21 at 3:09 PM

not kidding but that landed not far from where i live. Don't know exactly but I know the area it landed in

Mark says ... on Thursday, Apr 15 at 12:05 PM

What time was it...we heard something through our screen, that sounded like a pig squealing...maybe between 9-10pm??

Rick says ... on Thursday, Apr 15 at 11:33 AM

Was talking to my brother on the phone and he was outside and saw it, swore that he could here it. Even his dog stopped chewing on a stick and looked up at it.

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