Experts have weighed in on what the 'meteor' seen over Scotland was and where it landed
A blazing ' meteor ' spotted over Scotland last night stunned stargazers awed by the brightness and span of the supposed shooting star.
By Thursday morning, the International Meteor Organization had received nearly 900 reports about the fireball. UK Meteor Network said it believed the celestial event to be space debris - an object classified as a meteor when it enters the Earth's atmosphere. The fireball was spotted in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ayrshire, the Borders, Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire, as well as Ireland.
The astronomical event was so remarkable that one person asked: "Did I legit just see a shooting star in Motherwell or is that something crashing out the sky?"
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