One crisp evening on May 17th, 2021, in the quiet town of Sherbrooke, Quebec, I witnessed a spectacle that still haunts my thoughts. At precisely 9:30 PM, the night sky was suddenly lit by a luminous fireball that lasted an astonishing 25 seconds. Unlike ordinary meteors that blaze briefly and fade, this fiery orb left behind a distinctive trail and moved in a way that defied logic and earthly explanations.
It wasn’t just the duration that caught my attention—this fireball, as if defying the very laws of nature, spaced itself into evenly scattered pieces that didn’t burn out as expected. Instead, these fragments glided northward, maintaining an incredible speed parallel to the Earth’s surface. The surreal movement felt less like a falling meteor and more like something orchestrated by unseen forces.
Could this fiery phenomenon be a hint of something beyond our understanding? Some have speculated about UFO abductions linked to such mysterious sightings. While scepticism is natural, the enigmatic behavior of this fireball challenges typical explanations and invites a deeper curiosity.
As a witness, the blend of eerie beauty and unexplainable motion has made this event a vivid memory etched into my mind. For those captivated by the mysteries of the sky, Sherbrooke’s fireball is a reminder that sometimes, the universe offers glimpses of its secrets in the most extraordinary ways.