An updated map on the American Meteor Society shows the projected path of the meteor that lit up the Michigan sky around 8 p.m. Tuesday night.
According to the map, the meteor traveled west northwest and was first visible near US-23 and Hyne Road in Brighton. It then traveled and was visible to an area just south of Highland Rd. and west of Byron Rd. in Howell.
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The fireball's explosion in the atmosphere also caused a seismogram to register a 2.0-magnitude earthquake.
