Two meteors were observed streaking across the night sky in Connecticut as part of the annual Perseid meteor shower. Lisa LeBron, 33, was outside setting up a movie projector with her family when the children suddenly saw two fireballs streaking across the sky. Lisa watched the rain from her backyard in Killingly, Connecticut, on August 15 around 8 pm. Two meteors were observed streaking across the night sky in Connecticut as part of the annual Perseid meteor shower. SWNS Neither Lisa nor her family knew what it was, but there is an annual meteor shower that occurs every summer that often appears in locations across the United States. According to NASA, the Perseid meteor shower is active from mid-July to late August, peaks between August 12 and 13, and is visible from the Northern Hemisphere. It occurs when Earth passes through dusty space debris left by Comet Swift-Tuttle. According to NASA, the Perseid meteor shower is active from mid-July to late August, peaks between August 12 and 13, and is visible from the Northern Hemisphere. SWNS Lisa, from Killingly, Connecticut, USA, said: “We were outside about to start a movie on our projector when one of the kids pointed out something in the sky. “I started recording because I had never seen anything like it. “I still have no idea what it was. It looked like something on fire falling from the sky, maybe a meteor? “The kids thought it was cool, although one of them was our own “Chicken Little,” shouting, “Everyone run for your lives!”
