N.J. photographer captures image of fireball meteor streaking across mid-Atlantic region

The meteor could be seen from New Jersey on Saturday night.

A South Jersey photographer captured this image of a fireball meteor Saturday night in Goshen. If you were out and about Saturday night, you may have stumbled upon a rare sighting of what looked like a shooting star.

The post also stated that the meteor grew as bright as a quarter Moon and disintegrated at around 22 miles above Gnatstown, Pennsylvania, after traveling more than 55 miles through the atmosphere.

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