This is the meteor people from central California to Oregon and Western Nevada saw last night. I was in Spanish Springs when I caught it on my dash cam. It came in high left, heading fast to the west. It stayed lit for a good 5 seconds with fragmentation. After it went out and disappeared behind the mountains, some sparkling fragments trailed behind. A few seconds later a faint boom and fizzle was heard by myself. My fiancée was in disbelief and asked "Are you sure?" after I forgot to correctly call it a "Meteor" and not a shooting star. This was the biggest event I've seen in my life, so I was flabbergasted.

Clark Joseph
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