In the early Monday, the bright brightness of light filled the sky when people saw Alka’s style in the sky and jointly saw.
Pictures and videos of Alka were filled with images and videos across the sky before being erased on local social media. A resident caught a spectacle on the camera outside his house, while a driver on a main road recorded it on his dashcam.
Weather analyst Jawad Memon explained that the alka was a space debris, usually the size is very small, most of which are small pieces of stones from large teens.
“On the night of March 17, 2:43 pm, a similar Alka was seen in the sky of Karachi and like thousands of others who have been seen all over the world, he developed a series of blue head light during the burning of Karachi’s heavens.”
He explained that the space debris or any other object that enters the Earth’s environment is burning because it faces the planet’s gravity force and causes it to flare due to the friction caused by the falling speed.
“Due to mild pollution, they often cross the unusable cities like Karachi, but last night’s size was larger so it took time to burn completely.”
He said that this trend was seen not only in Karachi but also in many other areas of southern Sindh.
Similarly, Adeel Shafiq, a member of the Karachi Astronomy Society, said Don Dot Com All the videos shared with the viewers were very real to watch as well as watch.
He said that it was not always the case whether all the alka was bright. “But maybe it was bigger in size, maybe two to three meters long.
Identifying the difference between Alka and Alka, he said. “Many people are calling it an alkaline, but an alka collided with the ground. It burns in the air. It does not fall on the ground,” he explained.
He said, “This cannot be a common event in a city like Karachi, also known as ‘Lights of Lights’, but we see a lot of alka in remote areas where there is hardly any population or city lights as well as the places.
