<p>A fireball that streaked across the sky late on Friday, November 24, over Saskatchewan was not a fireball at all. According to the American Meteor Society</a>, the object was “rather a reentry of supply rocket” from the International Space Station.</p><p>According to reports</a>, the mysterious object was spotted over Saskatchewan and Alberta. The Antares rocket body was predicted to reenter earth’s atmosphere on November 24, according to Aerospace.org.</a> Credit: Facebook/Dallas & Becki Bitternose via Storyful</p><br />
