WeatherWatch.co.nz receives meteor reports from all over New Zealand and the globe, 24/7/365.

**CASUAL COMMENTS**
If you’ve seen something in the sky please post a comment below – it’s easy to do and don’t forget to tell us where you’re from!

**FORMAL REPORT**

Fireball Aotearoa is a collaboration between scientists at the Universities of Canterbury and Otago, and citizen scientists who operate meteor observation cameras across Aotearoa New Zealand. Their aim is to recover freshly-fallen meteorites following fireball events. Simply go here to do this:  https://fireballs.nz/about/

Please do not email us as we can’t reply to meteor reports – due to the overwhelming volume of normal daily sightings. Please do not be offended if you do not hear back from us about a meteor sighting or light sighting in the sky.

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