Fireball lights up New Jersey sky days after eclipse and earthquake

A bright fireball was seen dropping from the night sky over New Jersey early Wednesday, capping an eventful week of natural phenomena in the area following Monday’s solar eclipse and last week’s earthquake. 

The fireball, which many say was a meteor or a falling star, was captured on video lighting up the dark sky in several New Jersey towns. 

The American Meteor Society, which allows contributors to report "fireballs" reported dozens of sightings at around 3:45 a.m. with sightings being logged across the Garden State as well as in parts of some parts of Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania.

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