Mysterious glowing light in the sky baffles residents of Las Vegas and California

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What was this bright burning light striking the sky of Las Vegas and northern California on March 6, 2016?

It looks like a giant fireball disintegrating in the skies… But wait a minute…

This gigantic fireball is much too slow and remains incandescent for much too much time.

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The northern California dashcam video is less clear than this first footage. You see a faint ball of fire as the car turns on the right. But the moving light is too far away to clearly determine its origin:

So what are these mysterious lights in the sky?

Let’s say that the burning object in the northern California video is a real meteor falling down to Earth on March 6, 2016.

But what about the event filmed over Las Vegas? No meteor will burn so long in our atmosphere.

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I didn’t get any visits of some green aliens and it doesn’t seem to me these are fireworks.

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I thus guess this is the re-entry of a man-made space object.

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Looking at aerospace.org, there is this rocket body from Chinese Mission Yaogan 10 that is supposed to re-enter tomorrow. But maybe the event occurred a bit faster than predicted.

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