Mysterious Meteor Lights Up Kentucky Sky
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A bright fireball was captured on video by a viewer in Campbellsville, Kentucky, lighting up the sky early Wednesday morning. There were over 60 reports of a meteor around the same time across eight states. It is possible that this fireball is part of the Perseid meteor shower, which is currently active and peaks around August 13th. To see a meteor, experts recommend taking in as much sky as possible and allowing your eyes to adjust to the dark for about 30 minutes.
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