*This article was Google Translated to English* Straubing - A particularly bright shooting star has made in the early hours of Monday in southern Germany a stir. Several eyewitnesses from Bavaria alerted the police because of the celestial phenomenon. As the University Observatory in Munich reported that there was a meteor that was visible from Bavaria to the Saarland. Such a fireball could be frequently observed and is "not a special event," said Keith Butler from the observatory. Such meteors RELATES TO "very small stones" that penetrate the Earth's atmosphere and cause the lights. A first message was received on Sunday evening at 22:37 in the command center of police in Straubing. Since the witness had seen the phenomenon in the sky near the Isar nuclear power plant in Landshut, police contacted the control room of the power plant and sent several patrol cars going. "However suspicious in and around the power plant could not be found," said police spokesman Klaus Pickel. Glowing