A viral video depicting a meteor flying past Mount Mayon, an active volcano on Luzon Island in the Philippines, has ignited speculation about alien activity after a light was seen rising from the impact site. The incident occurred on May 25 around 10:30 p.m., with the clip showing a vivid green fireball streaking across the sky and impacting behind the volcano. Following this, a smaller white light emerged, leading many to wonder if something had crash-landed. However, Avi Loeb, an astrophysicist from Harvard University, clarified that the light was likely a satellite reflecting sunlight, unrelated to the meteor. He pointed out that with over 10,000 satellites orbiting Earth, such reflections are not uncommon. Additionally, physicist Peter Brown from Western University indicated that the meteor probably burned up in the atmosphere, making it unlikely that a meteorite reached the ground. Despite dismissing the alien theory, scientists are fascinated by the rare occurrence of a volcanic eruption coinciding with a meteor sighting.