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Local authorities captured a beautiful sight in the early morning sky.

More than 100 people reported seeing a meteor in the sky this week.

Thanks to some lucky timing and camera placement we get to see an amazing meteor in the sky!

Many Iowans were treated to a massive fireball scorching through the sky on Saturday night.

Do you remember the night when our skies lit up thanks to a large meteor exploding over Cedar Rapids? It happened 11 years ago and there are numerous videos of what happened that night.

The annual Lyrid meteor shower is happening now and expected to peak April 22-23. The Lyrids are active each year from about April 16 to 25. Earthsky.org says that meteor activity should pick up April 19th before peaking on Friday. But patience is key with the Lyrids...

Quadrantids are known for their bright fireball meteors.

Get your campers and lawn chairs ready!

As the sun set over eastern Iowa Sunday night, many people saw a giant fireball cross the sky.