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Meteor Streaks Across Night Sky Above Chicago, Lands In Lake Michigan
The meteor would have exploded about 10 miles above the ground, and was traveling at least 20 kilometers per second, or about 45,000 miles per hour, according to American Meteor Society operations manager Mike Hankey.