Also Read | NASA shares mesmerising image of Galaxy NGC 5033. Netizens react Taking to social media platform X, Matthew Dominick wrote, “I showed this to a couple of friends yesterday to see what they thought.” He added, “They both thought it was a meteor exploding in the atmosphere — a rather bright one called a bolide.” Keeping in mind the curiosity and admiration of cosmic enthusiasts and sky gazers for the miracles of the universe, Matthew Dominick shared a slowed-down timelapse to one frame per second. This enables us to see the meteor streaking and then exploding. Captured from inside the space station's Cupola module, the clip includes 20 individual images. Matthew Dominick said, “When I went to review the shots afterwards, I found the bolide.”