The spectacular fireball recorded by the UK Meteor Observation Network's monochrome camera at the Clanfield Observatory, Church Crookham in Hampshire at 03:16:54 UT on 17 March 2016. Image credit: UKMON / Hampshire Astronomical Group. The passage of a spectacular fireball widely observed across the British Isles just before 3:17am GMT on Thursday, 17 March was also recorded by the UK Meteor Observation Network's camera at the Clanfield Observatory in Church Crookham, Hampshire. According to Richard Kacerek of UKMON, the camera was facing northwest and the fireball traversed from west to north. The northeast-facing camera did not record it, but it did register a 'white out' at the same time. The demise of the brilliant meteor in a green flash and a pure-white trail was also recorded by the car dashcam of Paul Gilbert whilst driving in Battersea, London and posted on Twitter. Chris Cameron-Wilton captured the meteor from North Wales on his weather station