Meteor SLAMS into Australia! Causes M3.8 EARTHQUAKE as ‘burning objects’ in sky and ‘explosion’ heard

> DISASTER > Meteor SLAMS into Australia! Causes M3.8 EARTHQUAKE as ‘burning objects’ in sky and ‘explosion’ heard

A METEOR has crashed into Earth triggering an earthquake after locals spotted 'burning objects in the sky'.

Locals reported feeling tremors after spotting the "burning objects" streaking across the sky.

There are reports a meteor, or space junk, hit near Gladstone in Queensland, Australia.

The first footage of the reported object strike was captured on CCTV and shows a huge flash.

Police received multiple calls from residents who claimed their houses were shaking.

Geoscience Australia has since officially ruled out an earthquake.

Fire services were also called out after the flaming lights were seen streaking overhead.

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FLASH: CCTV caught the edge of the meteor passing overhead

A witness wrote on Facebook: "It felt like an explosion and before the house shook it was blinding light."

Another added: "My husband was putting our the garbage bins when he saw the outside of the house light up.

"He turned around and saw a brilliant meteor or something flash overhead and disappeared over the sea."

One said: "I thought I was going crazy. It felt like a gush of air or pressure went through the house but all of the house is locked up."

Another said: "We heard a loud boom, I thought my son had fallen off his bed and went through the wall".

Higgins Storm Chasing wrote on Facebook: "A bright flash or light has been reported by hundreds of people, this light was seen as far South as Hervey Bay and as far North as Yeppoon with a tremor being felt upon impact over the general Gladstone area and Boyne Island."

The group added: "Reports it may have been a shooting star or meteor."

The news comes as NASA are set to make a massive this afternoon – which some have speculated could be announced proof of alien life.

UPDATE 9:06 AM EDT — According to the Australian Earthquake Authority, a magnitude 3.8 earthquake was registered on seismographs from the region where the meteor impacted the earth! This is an incredible amount of energy at the impact site in order to register an earthquake of such magnitude. The map below shows the earthquake coordinates / meteor impact area:

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Issued by the Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre (JATWC) at 10:29 PM AEST on
Monday 26 September 2016

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SUMMARY:
The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre has detected an earthquake that has
been reported as being felt near Airlie Beach, Queensland.

There is NO TSUNAMI THREAT TO THE AUSTRALIAN MAINLAND, ISLANDS OR TERRITORIES.

For further information check the Bureau's website www.bom.gov.au/tsunami or call
1300 TSUNAMI (1300 878 6264).

No further updates will be issued unless the situation changes.
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DETAILS:
The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre has detected an earthquake that has
been reported as being felt near Airlie Beach, Queensland. The earthquake of
magnitude 3.8 occurred at 10:15 PM AEST on Monday 26 September 2016 near AIRLIE
BEACH, QUEENSLAND. Based on the magnitude and location of this earthquake, the
JATWC has assessed that there is NO TSUNAMI THREAT TO THE AUSTRALIAN MAINLAND,
ISLANDS OR TERRITORIES from this earthquake.

If you want to contribute to Australia's earthquake data base, please login to
the Geoscience Australia website at:

http://www.ga.gov.au/earthquakes/staticPageController.do?page=felt-earthquake

No further updates will be issued unless the situation changes.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Call 1300 TSUNAMI (1300 878 6264)
Check the Bureau's web site: www.bom.gov.au/tsunami

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The JATWC is operated by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and Geoscience
Australia
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