It isn't very often that Northeast Ohio, my neck of the nation, makes news for astronomical reasons but, today, it has. Why? Based on observations with its all-sky camera network, NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office has issued an alert to Northeast Ohio residents, specifically those on the Ohio-Pennsylvania line near the Warren area, to be on the lookout for meteorites after a bright fireball was captured on camera coming in over Lake Erie. For a complete report on this exciting event, go here.
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