A meteor research centre has captured an image of a fireball that lit up the sky over the Eyre Peninsula and reportedly caused the ground and buildings to shake at Port Lincoln. The bright blue meteor shot across the sky just after 11pm and was spotted by people as far away as Adelaide. Port Lincoln resident Lila Watson was driving home when she saw what she initially thought was a shooting star. "It just got bigger and bigger and it was just this big flash across the sky and there were sparks coming off it," she told The Advertiser. "It just lit the sky up and I saw it go southeast. "I pulled up home and I heard two massive bangs, maybe a second apart, and then the sky lit up again." "It definitely shook the ground - I just felt the whole earth shake twice." Ms Watson, 17, said the fireball was baby blue and gold in colour. "It was really crazy," she said. Hannah Fredrickson lives in Boston, near Port Lincoln, and saw the object while driving along Lorikeet Court. "Out of nowhere the