A rare celestial and volcanic spectacle in the Philippines on May 25, 2026. ☄️ A bright meteor streaked across the sky near Mayon Volcano during its ongoing eruption, captured by PHIVOLCS cameras around 10:33 PM local time. Mayon, renowned for its near-perfect conical shape, is one of the Philippines’ most active volcanoes. The meteor disintegrated in the atmosphere and did not impact the volcano. Such alignments of meteors and volcanic activity create a striking visual of nature’s power. #Mayon

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