A meteor caused widespread awe across Australia as people across the state of Victoria captured it falling to earth. Onlookers were left stunned when a bright object appeared to fall from the sky and hit the ground with a bang on Sunday (10 August). Footage from CCTV and dashcams shows the glowing object lighting up the nighttime sky, shocking onlookers. Scientists later confirmed that the flash was indeed a meteor, and the bang could have been a sonic boom - a loud noise created when an object travels through the air faster than the speed of sound.
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Holly Bishop | Monday 11 August 2025 18:16 BST
A meteor caused widespread awe across Australia as people across the state of Victoria captured it falling to earth.
Onlookers were left stunned when a bright object appeared to fall from the sky and hit the ground with a bang on Sunday (10 August).
Footage from CCTV and dashcams shows the glowing object lighting up the nighttime sky, shocking onlookers.
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