INDIANAPOLIS — Did you see a flash or hear a loud boom in the sky early Tuesday morning? The American Meteor Society may have an explanation for that.
Meteorologists believe what many in Central Indiana saw was caused by the annual Geminid Meteor Shower.
It's usually the strongest meteor shower of the year and is expected to peak Friday night.
Hoosiers all over reported seeing the flash and hearing the boom at around 4 a.m.
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According to the American Meteor Society, Geminid meteors can be seen all night long from all over the world. Only in Antarctica is this display not visible.
