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A bright fireball lit up dark midwinter skies above Illinois,virgin sex porn full video Wisconsin and a handful of other states early Monday.

Videos show the green meteor moving slowly from southwest to northeast at around 2:30 a.m. ET Monday.

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According to reports posted on the American Meteor Society's (AMS) website, the fireball was accompanied by sound and some eyewitnesses even claim that a piece of the space rock made it all the way to the ground.

The AMS has received 222 reports about the fireball so far.

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"I have never seen such a large and bright object coming through the sky," Sheila S. said in her report from Woodstock, Illinois. "I have seen meteors of the meteor showers every August in Seattle when I was living there, but they were tiny in comparison to what I saw tonight."

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As is the case with many astronomical events these days, people have been posting videos of the Midwest meteor online.

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Meteors are small pieces of dust, rock and ice that slam into Earth's atmosphere. Because of the intense friction produced during those collisions, the meteor leaves a streak of light in its wake.

Small bits of ice and dust vaporize before ever reaching Earth's surface, but larger space rocks can sometimes produce a fragment that makes it all the way to the planet.

These leftover rocks are known as meteorites.

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