Scottish police dither received many calls after a bright beam of light and a large blue, white, and green visible in the air. In fact, many residents also heard a thunderous roar.
The phenomenon was seen on Monday (29/01/2016) night in many areas of Scotland. The incident other than stunning, too intimidating residents.
Speculation among residents say the phenomenon may be a large meteor or possibly a sonic boom.
The beam of light that passes so quickly occur in the southern sky in Berwickshire in the Scottish Borders and Newcastle. Met Office, agency forecaster, said the phenomenon was "not related to the weather" because there is no thunderstorms were recorded on Monday night.
A report on the "ball of fire" was apparently sounded like a meteor that exploded as it enters the Earth's upper atmosphere and causing huge flashes that illuminated the night sky. However, it has not been scientifically confirmed by the relevant authorities.
Driving instructor, Bill Addison, from Buckie in Moray, recording a burst of light in the air through a camera on the dashboard of his car.
Mike Fleming, a resident, capturing the same phenomenon on the way between Dunecht and Castle Fraser in Aberdeenshire.
Flashes of light are also caught on security cameras in Woodend, Lumphanan, Aberdeenshire, sent by Craig Lindsay. Jenni Morrison, another resident, also recorded a bit of a beam of light in the sky as he drove between Westhill in Aberdeenshire, on Monday at 18:45 local time.
"It was the most real thing I've ever experienced," said Jenni Morrison.
In Good Morning Scotland on BBC Radio Scotland, Morrison said, when it was pitch dark and then suddenly bercaya sky ablaze. "It was scary and amazing," he said.
Val Hamilton of Nethy Bridge, said he saw a bright light heading toward the southwest of Aviemore at around 18:45.
"I wrapped a large white ball with its tail across the sky at high speed. It was dramatic," said Hamilton.
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