Watch This Impressive Video of a ‘Fireball’ Shoot Across the Iowa Sky

If you were looking up to the Iowa sky early Thursday morning, you might have seen something that seemed out of this world.

It's something straight out of the Netflix flick Don't Look Up. While Jennifer Lawrence and Meryl Streep are nowhere to be seen, plenty of Midwesterners are reporting legitimate sightings of a giant "fireball" that shot across the sky in the early hours on Thursday.

According to the Post Crescent, more than 100 people scattered throughout Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa spotted the out-of-this-world event. On January 20th there were 365 reports of meteor sightings in the following states: AR, IA, IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, SD and WI, according to the International Meteor Organization.

Videos and reports of sightings are coming from all over Northern Iowa, Southern Minnesota, and some parts of Wisconsin. Officials are saying that due to the southwest direction of the object, it most likely was a meteoroid.

One individual reported seeing the fireball make its way through the Quad Cities area. The video captured below was taken by Dale Standard.

Several more reports came in from Iowa. One report shows that the celestial body was spotted in the Cedar Falls skies at around 6:45 AM on Thursday, January 20th. Another report came in from a Marion resident who saw the meteor two minutes later at 6:47 AM. Philip of Marion who made the report said about the sight that "it was amazing" and that it was "glowing, like sparks."

Both reports were made by local members of the International Meteor Organization.

One of the most impressive videos captured came from Decorah resident Sean Brown. Brown shared a Nest video with KWWL that showed the giant fireball zoom across the sky.  You can watch the clip down below!