The meteor glows green as it streaks through the sky in a “giant explosion” that scares UFOs from falling

Another added, “A strange and bright object believed to be debris from a rocket that crashed in Turkey. Satellite?”

But dr. Hasan Ali Dal calms people down, even though he lacks enthusiasm, report sun.

The astrophysics professor told his followers that the “fireball” phenomenon occurs when a meteor begins to burn up as it enters Earth’s atmosphere.

Space rocks often disintegrate before hitting the ground, but when they hit Earth, they are classified as meteorites.

Sometimes the decay process sounds like an explosion.

“It usually burns in the upper atmosphere,” said the professor, adding, “This should be seen as a more specific version of the phenomenon known to humans as shooting stars, which often occurs during meteor showers.”

The Perseid meteor shower, which occurs from July to August each year, sends up to 50 meteors per hour through the sky at 133,200 miles per hour, with most never reaching Earth.