A green flash was seen across northern Michigan last night as a meteor streaked across the sky just after 10 p.m. Michele Duff Aucello's Wyze camera caught the sight above Glen Lake. | MLive.com

Have you ever seen an Earthgrazer? 🌠 The Leonid meteor shower arrives on November 6-30, and will peak overnight November 16-17! These meteors are fragments of Comet Tempel-Tuttle, hitting Earth’s atmosphere at speeds of up to 44 miles per second. The Leonids are known for fast, bright fireballs and rare Earthgrazers, which are meteors that skim the upper atmosphere, leaving long-lasting glowing trails that can stretch across the sky. This year’s waning crescent moon means darker skies and bette