India, March 24 -- California's skies have recently seen a surge in bright meteor activity, with multiple fireballs reported within just a few days. The latest incident happened on March 23 when a vivid green fireball streaked across Northern California, marking the third major meteor event observed in the region in less than a week.

The event drew significant attention, with over 200 eyewitness reports submitted to the American Meteor Society (AMS) from across California, Nevada, and Arizona. According to AMS, the meteor was first seen about 49 miles above the Chowchilla in California. It then tore through the sky at 35000 mph, traveling 58 miles before finally breaking apart roughly 29 miles above Colfax.

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