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Ellsworth Police Log Week of June 3 - The Ellsworth American

Ellsworth Police Log Week of June 3 Four charged with underage drinking ELLSWORTH Officers conducting an underage drinking detail on May 29 found a 17-year-old Bar Harbor girl and an 18-year-old man who had been drinking alcohol. The 17-year-old was released to a parent, after receiving a summons to appear in court for illegal possession of alcohol by a minor. Garret Rodgers, 18, of Ellsworth was arrested and charged with furnishing liquor to a minor, providing a place for a minor to consume liquor and illegal possession of liquor by a minor. Two additional 17-year-olds were issued summonses for possession of liquor by a minor, and a fifth person was arrested on charges of driving after license suspension.

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Meteor or asteroid: Fireball explodes in Florida night sky

Meteor or asteroid: Fireball explodes in Florida night sky
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Unbelievable sight: Meteor or asteroid? Exploding fireball seen in Florida skies exceptionally close to Earth

Unbelievable sight: Meteor or asteroid? Exploding fireball seen in Florida skies exceptionally close to Earth Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post © Adam Berluti People from Jacksonville to Miami and the Bahamas reported seeing a fireball at about 10:15 p.m. Monday, April 12, 2021. Still image taken from video provided by Adam Berluti Skies from Jacksonville to Miami were lit up by a rare fireball late Monday that prompted calls to the National Weather Service and more than 200 reports to the American Meteor Society. The lightshow, which included a long fiery tail and bright explosion at the end, occurred at 10:16 p.m. Meteor or asteroid?

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Unbelievable sight: Witnesses see rare fireball explode in skies from Miami to Jacksonville

Unbelievable sight: Exploding fireball seen in Florida skies exceptionally close to Earth Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post © Adam Berluti People from Jacksonville to Miami and the Bahamas reported seeing a fireball at about 10:15 p.m. Monday, April 12, 2021. Still image taken from video provided by Adam Berluti Skies from Jacksonville to Miami were lit up by a rare fireball late Monday that prompted calls to the National Weather Service and more than 200 reports to the American Meteor Society. The lightshow, which included a long fiery tail and bright explosion at the end, occurred at 10:16 p.m. NASA astronomer Bill Cooke said the unanticipated fireworks were caused by an estimated 900-pound asteroid fragment hitting the Earth s atmosphere at 38,000 mph. It broke apart about 23 miles above the Atlantic, generating the energy equivalent of 14 tons of TNT.

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Unbelievable sight: Exploding fireball seen in Florida skies exceptionally close to Earth

Unbelievable sight: Exploding fireball seen in Florida skies exceptionally close to Earth Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post © Adam Berluti People from Jacksonville to Miami and the Bahamas reported seeing a fireball at about 10:15 p.m. Monday, April 12, 2021. Still image taken from video provided by Adam Berluti Skies from Jacksonville to Miami were lit up by a rare fireball late Monday that prompted calls to the National Weather Service and more than 200 reports to the American Meteor Society. The lightshow, which included a long fiery tail and bright explosion at the end, occurred at 10:16 p.m. NASA astronomer Bill Cooke said the unanticipated fireworks were caused by an estimated 900-pound asteroid fragment hitting the Earth s atmosphere at 38,000 mph. It broke apart about 23 miles above the Atlantic, generating the energy equivalent of 14 tons of TNT.

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