The UK Fireball Alliance

The UK Fireball Alliance (UKFAll) is a collaboration of camera networks that aims to record meteors and fireballs and recover freshly fallen meteorites in the UK.

About us

Report a Meteorite

If you think that you have found a meteorite on the ground after reports of a large fireball over the UK please report it here.

Fragment of the Winchcombe meteorite. Credit: University of Glasgow.

Report a Fireball

Have you seen a fireball over the UK? Your reports help us calculate the trajectories of dust and rocks as they enter Earth’s atmosphere.

Winchcombe fireball recorded by the AllSky7 network. Credit: Ben Stanley, processed by Markus Kempf.

Past UK Fireball Events

Find out more about recent fireballs recorded over the UK by the UKFAll network.

Fireball recorded over south-East England by the SCAMP network in May 2022. Image recorded by the station at BGS Hartland.

The Camera Networks

Find out how you can get your own meteor camera and contribute to UKFAll by joining one of the UK’s meteor networks.

The Science

Find out more about meteor camera networks and why we aim to recover freshly fallen meteorites.

Winchcombe meteorite. Credit: Trustees of the Natural History Museum.

Project talks and vidoes

Find out more about the UKFAll by watching public presentations we have given about the project