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bolide

[boh-lahyd, -lid] / ˈboʊ laɪd, -lɪd /


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We call these fireballs or, more technically, bolides, and they can emit enough light to cast shadows.

From Scientific American

It was also a massive learning experience for scientists, the largest atmospheric impact since the Tunguska bolide in 1908.

From Scientific American

The meteor - sometimes called a bolide for its particularly intense brightness - could be seen by much of southern Norway.

From BBC

The fireballs that explode in a bright terminal flash, often with visible fragmentation, are known as bolides, according to the American Meteor Society.

From Seattle Times

Mr Kacerek said: "Daytime fireballs are extremely rare. It has to be a very large bolide class, to be visible during day."

From BBC