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Part of Halley's famous comet burned up in the sky over Russia. The fireball was observed by residents of Vologda, Karelia and Komi regions alike. Scientists from the IKI RAS investigated the phenomenon and said that the direction of flight coincides with the Orionid meteor shower. An object in the sky spotted by Russians turned out to be part of Halley's Comet. It glowed for about ten seconds and collapsed over the Arkhangelsk region. It is assumed that the fragments of the comet could have fallen into Lake Onga. According to SHOT channel tg read IrCity in MAX.

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Part of Halley's famous comet burned up in the sky over Russia. The fireball was observed by residents of Vologda, Karelia and Komi regions alike. Scientists from the IKI RAS investigated the phenomenon and said that the direction of flight coincides with the Orionid meteor shower. An object in the sky spotted by Russians turned out to be part of Halley's Comet. It glowed for about ten seconds and collapsed over the Arkhangelsk region. It is assumed that the fragments of the comet could have fallen into Lake Onga. According to SHOT channel tg read IrCity in MAX.

Part of Halley's famous comet burned up in the sky over Russia. The fireball was observed by residents of Vologda, Karelia and Komi regions alike. Scientists from the IKI RAS investigated the phenomenon and said that the direction of flight coincides with the Orionid meteor shower. An object in the sky spotted by Russians turned out to be part of Halley's Comet. It glowed for about ten seconds and collapsed over the Arkhangelsk region. It is assumed that the fragments of the comet could have fallen into Lake Onga. According to SHOT channel tg read IrCity in MAX.

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