Fireballs

Ten UKMON cameras recorded a spectacular fireball event over Lincolnshire

A large fireball meteor over Antwerpen was spotted from 5 countries

Many UKMON cameras recorded STA bolide level fireball with four explosions

Second November fireball recorded by two UKMON cameras

Large STA meteor/fireball over Somerset area spotted by the public

Bright meteor fireball with several explosions captured by two UKMON cameras

The first fireball of 2018 was captured by three UKMON cameras in the early hours on 19 January 2018

Large fireball meteor event was spotted over UK on 31 December 2017 at 17:33:12 UT

Very large fireball meteor event reported by public was recorded by UKMON Church Crookham and Wilcot stations

First fireball for Dave from Chard Observatory. A spectacular fireball over Wales on 31 July 2017 at 02:43:35 UT recorded by 8 UKMON cameras.

At 22:02 UTC on 8th July our cameras in Church Crookham and East Barnet reported a bright meteor with a very long trail

UKMON received over 50 public report about what seems to be a very bright fireball meteor. Spotted from Nottingham to French Rennes

Fireball reported by a large number of public on 27 May 2017 was captured by Exeter and Wilcot stations

UKMON network recorded first Lyrid fireball meteor on 23 April 2017 that was matched by three cameras

Large meteor from 25 March 2017 at 00:03:36 UT over The English Channel with radar response from GRAVES captured by 4 cameras

First fireball this year has been captured by Cardiff Camera 2 at Dyffryn Gardens

Just before 2:30 on a chilly December morning a meteoroid weighing just a few grams burned up high over central Wales

UK Meteor Network has recorded a huge meteor on 17 March 2016 known as the St. Patrick's Day fireball.

Very large fireball reported by public was also recorded by 7 UKMON cameras in total

Halloween evening is usually time for witches and ghosts to appear on our cameras.

Bright Perseid meteor captured by 5 UKMON cameras during meteor shower peak

We are looking with interest at unusually meteor from 1 August 2015

Large fireball meteor spotted on 26 April 2015 at 22:10 PM triggered 60 public reports

On 4 January 2015 at 02:26:57 UT several UKMON cameras detected a large fireball streaking across UK

Fireball with distinct explosion recorded by our Scotch Street camera in Northern Ireland

UKMON captured this spectacular fireball by 3 cameras

Interesting fireball was captured by three cameras on 2 November 2014

Fireball seen and reported over England on 28 October 2014

Fireball from 22 October at 05:44:02 UT was captured by four UKMON cameras

We were alerted by public about fireball that happened on 19 October 2014

Fireball streaked across the South-England skies and 6 UKMON cameras successfully recorded it.

Two UKMON cameras recorded large meteor visually and also in radio spectrum

12 August 2014 at 00:05:31 UT two cameras from UKMON and 1 camera from BOAM recorded Perseid fireball

By far the brightest meteor recorded by our cameras was also spotted and reported by large number of public

On 3 March 2014 at 00:58:35.8 two UKMON cameras recorded a very bright meteor with large explosion

Steve from Northern Ireland recorded this beautiful -5 mag fireball with explosions

Two very bright meteors from Wilcot station captured by Richard on 17 and 18 April 2014

Large Fireball from 14 April 2014 with Norman Lockyer radio response from Graves

A sporadic type fireball has been recorded by Ash Vale South and Clanfield South stations with interesting 4 explosions

Full report on fireball over England on 15 February 2014 captured by three cameras

Scotch Street station recorded this very long lasting fireball on 15 January 2014 at 18:45:24

Christmas fireball was recorded by Richard Fleet at Wilcot and by Norman Lockyer observatory

Bright Fireball captured on 14 November 2013 by Ash Vale South and Clanfield South camera

First fireball captured by Wilcot station on 4 November 2013 at 20:05:46 UT time

NLO All Sky Camera shows a bright meteor that streaked across the UK night sky at 00:58 (UT) on 11 July 2013

UK Meteor Network calculated the trajectory of the reported fireball meteor sighting

Fireball meteor recorded from two UKMON stations on 7 May 2013 at 02:17:35 UT

Second fireball from a weak h Virginid meteor shower recorded by Ash Vale station

UKMON Ash Vale camera recorded rare h-Virginid shower fireball meteor

Beautiful but a very slow moving fireball found during routine camera maintenance

First fireball captured between two UKMON cameras

Ash Vale station recorded first fireball across the channel which could be triangulated