Year	Date	UT	Place of observation	Description	Brightness	Comments
1	1941	24 Oct	06:50	Nónöxl (SE-Iceland)	Two red balls of light with tail. Slow moving	Lit up ground	Described in a letter from a farmer to a meteorologist
2	1953	23 Aug	evening	Vegamót (W-Iceland)	Yellowish-red ball with a tail		Source: letter dated  4 Mar 1993
3	1954	24 Aug	20:30	Hjarðarból (E-Iceland)	A dark object landed at the estuary of Jökulsá		Came from the NW with a whistling sound. Threw up sand. Nothing found on location.
4	1961	6 Sep	noon	Siglufjörður (N-Iceland)	Like a flare with a red and blue tail. Fast moving	In daylight	A suspected meteorite was found but proved to be terrestrial
5	1964	Nov	22---23	SE and E-Iceland, vessel at the Faeroes	Seen through clouds	Lit surroundings like daylight
6	1970	11 Mar	20:10	NW-Iceland, S-Iceland, south of Iceland	Ball of fire with a tail. Train visible for 15 min.		Morgunblaðið newspaper 13.3. 1970
7	1974	Feb-Mar		Þistilfjörður (NE-Iceland)
8	1976	1 Aug	07:55	Reykjavík	A bright star with trail. Lasted 4 seconds
9	1976	1 Aug	22:40	All parts of the country	Reddish fireball, very persistent train	Before sunset	Loud detonation recorded by a seismometer. Fell 170 km north of Skagatá, N-Iceland	Pictures (Text in Icelandic)
10	1978	24 Oct	18:26	Reykjavík, Norðurárdalur (W-Iceland)	Green with orange tail. Slow moving		Explosion heard. Probably crossed N-Iceland from SE to NW.
11	1980	Nov	16---17	Boat off Snæfellsnes peninsula (W-Iceland)	White and yellowish-green, like fireworks	In daylight
12	1983	13 Feb	20:30	NE-, E, and SE-Iceland; vessel near the Faeroes		Ground was illuminated	Fell north of the Faeroes, 250 km east of Iceland
13	1986	19 Nov	~ 09	Álftanes (SW-Iceland)	White light, very swift	Window curtains lit up
14	1986	20 Nov	23:30	Akureyri, Húsavík (N-Iceland), Sandskeið (SW-Iceland)	Bluish, orange tail		Probably terminated NW of Grímsey island
15	1986	21 Nov	~ 00:20	Reykjavík	Three flashes while falling. White
16	1988	29 Nov	18:50	SW-, W- and N-Iceland from Reykjanes to Tjörnes	Reddish, white, green, violet	Lit up ground at Húsavík (N-Iceland)	Rumble heard after 1.5 min. at Ólafsfjörður (N-Iceland). Probable satellite reentry (Molniya 3-2).
17	1990	6 Dec	17:57	All parts of the country and fishing vessels	Like fireworks, four flashes	Lit up ground in E-Iceland	Finished 150 km SE of Iceland, moving SW-NE, visible for  200-300 km, speed 20-30 km/s
18	1992	27 Nov	05:45	Akureyri (N-Iceland), possibly Vífilsstaðir (SW-Iceland)	White with trailing sparks, no tail
19	1993	27 Feb	21:28	All the country except Vestfirðir (NW-Iceland)	Bluish-green	Lit up ground in S-Iceland	Travelled E-W across S-Iceland, disappeared above Rangárvallasýsla. Rumble widely reported
20	1993	1 Mar	20:09	Akureyri (N-Iceland)	Brilliant green ball
21	1993	5 Jun	23:01	Skaftafell (SE), S-Iceland, Reykjavík, Borgarfjörður (W)	Silvery, bluish or pale green. Sparkles in trail	Much brighter than the moon	Travelled from NE to SW, south of Iceland
22	1993	24 Sep	20:38	Skagafjörður (N-Iceland)	Bright blue	Brighter than the moon	Fell vertically and disappeared behind mountains to the south
23	1993	6 Oct	21---22	Djúpivogur (E), S-Iceland, Bolungarvík (NW)	Bright green, blue and orange		Probably crossed central Iceland from E to W
24	1993	20 Oct	00:00---00:30	Markarfljót river (S-Iceland)	Golden or white ball	Smaller than the moon
25	1993	7 Dec	19:26	Vífilsstaðir (near Reykjavík)	Orange, like fireworks
26	1994	7 Feb	20:12	Reykjavík, Mosfellssveit (SW-), Hafnir (SW-Iceland)	Green or bluish, like bright fireworks		About 200 km south of Reykjanes peninsula (SW-Iceland)
27	1994	28 Jul	17:45	All parts of the country except the NW	White ball of light		Fell from NE to SW, south of lake Mývatn. Thunder heard in N-, E- and S-Iceland
28	1994	28 Aug	23:58	Lón (SE-Iceland)	Bluish-green ball	Much brighter than the moon	Fell towards SW
29	1994	3 Oct	23:45	Aeroplane over W-Iceland	Bright white light	Of moderate intensity	Fell from NW to N. Disappeared behind clouds near the horizon
30	1994	12 Dec	14:33	Eiðar, Breiðdalsvík (E-Iceland)	Light green or bluish ball with white tail	Brighter than Venus	Disintegrated explosively as seen from Breiðdalsvík
31	1994	19 Dec	20:42	W-Iceland and fishing vessels offshore	White light, turned green towards the end. No explosion	Very bright	Fell about 170 km west of Snælfellsnes peninsula (W-Iceland)
32	1995	4 Jan	06:45	Kjalarnes (SW-Iceland)	Bluish white with a tail. Finished explosively	Less bright than a full moon	Over the sea, west of Faxaflói bay, SW-Iceland
33	1995	10 Jan	07:30	Reykjavík	Bluish with a long tail. No explosion		Above or west of Faxaflói bay, SW-Iceland
34	1995		~ 09	Grímsnes (SW-Iceland)	Green light. Disappeared without exploding		Seen in the E
35	1995	2 Mar	08:10	Kópavogur (Reykjavík area)	Yellowish, like fireworks		In the NE
36	1995	23 Oct	21:30---22:00	Akranes (SW-Iceland)			Fell from S to N
37	1996	26 Jan	19:30	Laugarvatn (S-Iceland)	Yellow-green	Extremely bright	Seen towards W through window curtains
38	1996	16 Mar	Evening	Reykjanes (SW-Iceland)	White, otherwise similar to fireworks	Very bright	Seen In the W-SW
39	1996	16 Jun	19:00---19:30	Þingvellir, SW-Iceland	Bright yellow in front, blue envelope, grey trail	Prominent in daylight	Fell from NE to S
40	1996	19 Oct	19:47	Svarfaðardalur (N-Iceland)	Bluish with tail. Final explosion	Explosion lit up the sky	Fell from N to S
41	1996	13 Oct	~ 19:30	Skeiðfoss power station (N-Iceland)	With a very short trail	Seen through thin clouds	Fell low in the W
42	1996	23 Oct	04:58	Keflavík (SW-Iceland)	Light-violet in front, width 1/4 of moon		Fell in the NNW
43	1996	4 Nov	~ 03	Blönduós (N-Iceland) and a boat far south of Iceland	Red like an emergency flare		Probably fell north of Iceland
44	1996	30 Nov	02:45	Reykjavík	White, moonlike, followed by a trail		Seen in the S or SE
45	1997	1 Sep	~ 22:00	Jökuldalsheiði (NE-Iceland)	Big ball of fire showing sparkles and a long tail
46	1997	17 Nov	18:33	N- and NE-Iceland	A ball, yellowish-red in front, blue rear, emitting sparks		Travelled almost horizonally from NW to SE across N-Iceland
47	1998	30 Jan	20:18	Most of Iceland and a plane 300 km SE of the country	Yellow ball, also showing green red and blue colours	Lit up ground in N-Iceland	Came from SE and fell just north of Grímsey island. Rumble heard in NE-Iceland
48	1998	20 Feb	20:30	Grindavík (SW-Iceland) to Papey (SE) and NW-Iceland	Bright green, followed by sparks		Travelled from E to W approx. 200 km south of Iceland at 40-50 km height
49	1998	27 Apr	~ 22:00	Reykjavík, Akrafjall (SW-Iceland), Ísafjörður (NW-Iceland)	White, ended explosively. Long lasting train (8 min.)		Rumble heard in NW-Iceland. Came from SSE over Snæfellsnes and fell NW of Iceland
50	1998	28 Apr	~ 03:51	Straumsvík (SW-Iceland), Reykjavík	Bright light ending in a major explosion		Passed from SW to NE near Reykjavík. Report registered by seismometers
51	1998	12 Jun	~ 02:00	Kópavogur (Reykjavík area)	Bright white light, slow moving		In the SW, moving towards SE
52	1998	23 Aug	00---02	Egilsstaðir (NE-Iceland)	Like a fireworks display, white		In the SW
53	1998	1 Sep	~ 18:45	Reykjavík	Bright yellow,  very short duration		In the NW
54	1998	18 Oct	20:52	Most parts of Iceland	Bluish-green, disintegrated towards the end	Lit up ground in SW- and NW-Iceland	Appeared above Akrafjall (SW-Iceland). Disappeared between Hofsjökull and Vatnajökull glaciers
55	1998	19 Oct	20:13	Reykjavík	Blue, vanished without a flash	Very bright	In the N
56	1998	24 Oct	~ 08:40	SW-Iceland (Ölfus, Reykjavík, Keflavík)	Green and orange	Much brighter than the Moon
57	1998	29 Oct	~ 21:50	SW-Iceland (Þorlákshöfn, Reykjanesbraut)	Red, swift		Passed from the east towards SW
58	1998	29 Oct	23:17	Hafnarfjörður (SW-Iceland)	White light, grew brighter as it fell	Much brighter than the moon	In the east
59	1998	2 Nov	~ 03:40	Reykjavík	Red front followed by tail	Not as bright as the moon	In the N, falling to the left (from E to W)
60	1998	2 Nov	~ 07:30	Gunnarsholt (S-Iceland), Höfn (SE-Iceland)	White, like a car headlight. Dispersed towards the end		Disappeared approximately 300 km SE of Iceland. Estimated height 30 km (uncertain)
61	1998	15 Nov	17:11	SW-, N- and NE-Iceland	Green, except for an orange front		Came from the west and fell east of Iceland
62	1998	25 Nov	22:25	Fáskrúðsfjörður (E-Iceland)		Not very bright	Seen towards SSE
63	1998	10 Dec	20:10	Most parts of Iceland except the SE	Greenish ball, moonlike in size. Red tail		Fell above Strandir (NW-Iceland). Explosion heard. Estimated height of breakup 60-70 km.
64	1999	2 Jan	10:30---11:00	Landbrot (SSE-Iceland)	A yellow light, smaller than the moon, with tail		Reportedly seen for 1-2 minutes (?)
65	1999	6 Jan	~ 19:30	Flatey island (W-Iceland)	Disappeared without a burst		Fell almost vertically in the W. Seen through clouds
66	1999	20 Jan	08:20	Mosfellssveit (SW-Iceland)	Brilliant green light, followed by a split tail		Fell vertically in SW
67	1999	8 Feb	~ 10:25	Reykjavík	Orange-coloured light	Seen clearly in a bright sky	Fell at an angle and disappeared at the horizon in the east
68	1999	4 Mar	~ 06:15	Reykjavík	White or yellowish light, with tail	Slightly fainter than the moon	Fell from WSW to S
69	1999	6 Apr	~ 22	Flói (S-Iceland)	Greenish light, similar to fireworks		Moved from E to W towards Reykjanes (SW-Iceland)
70	1999	23 Apr	~ 00	Reykjavík	Great explosion, bluish
71	1999	13 Sep	~ 23:00	Selfoss (S-Iceland)	1/4 of the moon in diameter	Very bright	Fell swiftly in the eastern sky
72	1999	17 Nov	23:45---24:00	Hvammstangi (N-Iceland)		Very bright	Fast moving from east to west. Possibly a shower meteor (Leonid)
73	1999	18 Nov	00:01	Ljósavatnsskarð (N-Iceland)		Extremely bright	Moved almost horizontally. Probably a Leonid
74	1999	23 Nov	16:42---16:44	Reykjavík, Hellisheiði, Hvalfjörður (SW-Iceland)	Blue and yellow. Sparks		Fell in the NE. Disappeared at 10-20° elevation
75	2000	7 Jan	15:13	Reykjavík	Glowing, irregular train	Seen in daytime	Seen in the SE
76	2000	7 Feb	~ 20	Akureyri	Green, with tail	Sky lit up behind mountains	Seen in the SW
77	2000	2 Mar	17:35	Þykkvibær (S-Iceland)	White light	Seen in daytime	Travelled from S to W
78	2000	7 Jul	03:15	Húsafell (W-Iceland)	Followed by glowing sparks. Left a train		Seen in the east. Slow moving, caught by camera
79	2000	24 Sep	~ 03	Biskupstungur (S-Iceland)	White light with tail		Seen in the N, moving from W to E
80	2000	12 Oct	22:40	Reykjanes (SW-Iceland)	Greenish-white, about half the size of the moon		Seen in the SW
81	2000	6 Nov	18:08	S- and W-Iceland (Hvolsvöllur, Landeyjar, Leirársveit)	White light followed by fiery sparks		Seems to have fallen between Mýrdalsjökull and Vatnajökull glaciers
82	2000	11 Nov	~ 23	Kjalarnes (SW-Iceland)	Red at first, then green		Seen in the W
83	2000	30 Nov	09:30	Reykjavík	Blue-violet, swift		Seen in the SW
84	2000	1 Dec	~ 00:40	Reykjavík	Bluish-green, white at the front		Seen in the E for 4-5 seconds
85	2000	4 Dec	08:25	Many places in SW-Iceland; Hólar í Hjaltadal (N-Iceland)	Yellow, blue burst. White train seen for a few seconds	Lit up SW-Iceland more than a full moon	Moved from NW to SE. Disappeared approx.100 km south of Dyrhólaey at 50 km height
86	2000	5 Dec	~ 19	Akranes (SW-Iceland)	Violet at first, then purple and pink. Followed by trail		Fell from the E to the horizon in the SW. Undulations in train
87	2000	15 Dec	17:47	N-Iceland from Vatnsdalur to Húsavík	Bright blue, green	Lit up ground in Aðaldalur (N-Iceland)	Moved from NE to WSW
88	2001	3 Jan	~ 17:55	Varmahlíð (N-Iceland)	A bright "shooting star"	Like Venus in brightness	Seen in the S
89	2001	3 Jan	18:15---18:30	Mýrar, Mýrasýslu (W-Iceland)	Orange-coloured		Seen in the NW for 1-2 seconds
90	2001	3 Jan	21:08	Hafnarfjall (W-Iceland)	Orange-coloured, with tail		Seen in the SE
91	2001	4 Jan	09:04	S-, SW-,W- and NW-Iceland	Green or bluish-white ball, no distinct trail		Disappeared about 70 km south of the coast at Eyrarbakki, S-Iceland
92	2001	4 Jan	20:10	W-Iceland (Mýrar, Fornihvammur, Akranes)	Yellow, with tail		Probably fell south of Grindavík, SW-Iceland. Another (lesser) fall was seen 20 seconds earlier
93	2001	14 Jan	~ 21	Neskaupsstaður (E-Iceland)	White flash behind clouds	Very bright	Movef from NW to W
94	2001	25 Jan	17:48	Reykjavík, Garðabær (SW-Iceland)	Bluish with tail	Seen in twilight	Moved from E to W. Seen for 5-6 seconds
95	2001	25 Jan	21:30	Seltjarnarnes (SW-Iceland)	A white light		Seen in the NW. Disappeared at 25° elevation
96	2001	27 Jan	17:10	Hafnarfjörður (SW-Iceland)	A glowing red ball with a short tail	Seen just after sundown	Seen in the SW
97	2001	27 Jan	21:15	Reykjavík, W-, S- and SE-Iceland	White, green or blue, with tail	Very bright	Moved from E to W. Disappeared off the coast of NW-Iceland
98	2001	29 Jan	20:45	Öxnadalsheiði and north of Dalvík (N-Iceland)	Greenish, followed by trail. Like a signal flare but swifter		Probably fell north of Skjálfandi bay (N-Iceland)
99	2001	9 Apr	04:15	Borgarnes (W-Iceland)	Greenish, no tail
100	2001	2.sep	~ 02:50	Stykkishólmur (W-Iceland)			Moved from S to N over Breiðafjörður bay
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101	2001	18 Oct	~ 02	W-Iceland (Holtavörðuheiði, Snæfellsnes)	Bluish with fiery tail	Extremely bright	Probably north of Húnaflói bay
102	2001	3(?) Nov	~ 08:30	Austur-Landeyjar (S-Iceland)	Distinctly blue, with tail		Moved from N to E
103	2001	14 Nov	19:04	Arnarfjörður (NW-), Eyjafjörður (N-), Gnúpverjahreppur (S-)	Orange, finished in a bluish-green flash		Sound heard in NW-Iceland. Came from NE and fell between Húnaflói and Skagafjörður (N-Icel.)
104	2001	25 Nov	06:20	Boat off Skaftárós (SE Iceland)	White, turned reddish. Split into pieces with trails		Seen in the SE
105	2002	29 Jan	~ 17	Mosfellssveit (SW-Iceland)	Large, yellowish light,. Left a short-lived, smoky trail	Sun above the horizon	Moved from E to SE, low in the sky
106	2002	1 May	02:45---02:50	Boat a short distance off Ingólfshöfði (S-Iceland)	Fiery red with a long tail	Extremely bright	Seen in the N, moved fast eastwards, disappeared in the NE
107	2002	5 Jun	22:58	Akureyri (N-Iceland)	White, turned yellowish.Short-lived, light trail	Brilliant on a bright sky	Passed from E to W, almost overhead
108	2002	15 Oct	07:15	Straumsvík (SW-Iceland)	Dark blue, about 1/3 of the moon in diameter	Not very bright	Fell in the E
109	2002	26 Nov	19:35	Skutulsfjörður (NW-Iceland), Vatnsdalur (N-Iceland)	Green globe, smaller than the moon, reddish tail		Probably passed over NW-Iceland from NE to SW
110	2002	13 Dec	~ 21:15	NW-Iceland (Dynjandisheiði, Hrafnseyri, Reykhólasveit)	White ball, tvice the size of the moon, with tail	Bright enough to read by in Reykhólasv.	Passed from SE to NW across and beyond NW-Iceland
111	2002	25 Dec	16:50	Skinnalónsheiði (NE-Iceland), Ólafsfjörður (N-Iceland)	Yellow to orange to blue. Followed by tail that split		Passed from E to W, 50-100 km north of Langanes (NW-Iceland). Seen for 15 sec./ 300 km
112	2003	17 Jan	10:40	Reykjavík			Seen in the W
113	2003	23 Jan	08:35	Aeroplane NW of the Faeroes, 63°N 10°V	Red, seen for 10 sec. White train visible over 10 minutes	Prominent in twilight	Seen in the NW
114	2003	8 Sep	22:20	Reykjavík	Bluish, split in 2-3 pieces. Seen for 2-3 seconds	Much brighter than Venus	Seen in the WSW
115	2003	21 Oct	~ 10	Öxnadalur (N-Iceland)		Very bright	Seen in the WSW
116	2003	24 Nov	16:26	Seen from Mánárbakki (in NE-Iceland) to Papey (E-Icel.)	White, slightly greenish or bluish		Passed from SE to NE. Disappeared 100 km east of Bakkafjörður (NE-Iceland)
117	2003	25 Nov	06---07	Steingrímsfjarðarheiði (NW-Iceland)	Ball of light, yellow and green with tail. Shattered		Three meteors were seen following the same trajectory at intervals of a few minutes
118	2003	14 Dec	09:45	Kópasker (NE-Iceland)	Bluish-green, finally orange. With tail. Exploded		Appeared approximately overhead, fell in a direction from SW to N
119	2003	14 Dec	19:20	Breiðamerkursandur (S-Iceland)	Reddish ball of light	Lit up ground	Probably seen in the W
120	2003	14 Dec	21:30	Eastern and SE-Iceland		Very bright	Seen for a few seconds
121	2004	3 Feb	08:13	Reykjavík	Greenish		Seen in the WNW. Disappeared close to the horizon
122	2004	1 Mar	03:59	Borgarfjörður (W-Iceland), Mýrdalssandur (S-Iceland)	Red at front end, otherwise green, with tail	Lit up ground, less than a full moon	Probably disappeared inland over S-Iceland
123	2004	9 May	23:30---24:00	Hruni (S-Iceland)		Very bright in the twilight	Seen in the E
124	2004	7 Jul	22:45---23:00	Víkurheiði (E-Iceland)	Bluish		Travelled from N to S
125	2004	9 Sep	22:10	Mývatnssveit (N-Iceland)	Bright green at first, finished yellow		Seen in the W or WNW
126	2004	24 Oct	~ 02	Kópavogur (Reykjavík area)	Fiery streak		Seen in WSW. Detonation heard after 30-60 seconds
127	2004	16 Dec	03:42	Reykjavík	Brilliant green ball, long green trail		Seen in the N
128	2004	19 Dec	21:46	Reykjavík	Five lights, disappeared high in the sky		Moved towards N
129	2005	18 Jan	08:19	Reykjavík	Bluish white with trail. Exploded	Considerably brighter than Venus	Moved from W to N
130	2005	22 Feb	22:50	Kambabrún, Skeið (SW-Iceland)	Green at first, then fiery red. Ended in a flash		Probably disappeared above Reykjanes (SW-Iceland)
131	2005	3 Mar	22:20	In all parts of Iceland	Greenish, yellow towards end. Red trail	Lit up ground in W-, N-, and NE-Iceland	Fell approx. 100 km NE of Langanes (NE-Iceland). Broke up at a high altitude (100 km perhaps)
132	2005	25 May	23:50	Húsavík (N-Iceland)	White		Moved from N to S
133	2005	4 Nov	23:10	Fnjóskadalur (N-Iceland)	Streak of light, then a flash	Much brighter than any star	Seen in the SSW
134	2005	9 Nov	05:52	Hafnarfjörður (near Reykjavík)	Large green light with a long trail		Seen in the N
135	2005	14 Dec	21:03	Egilsstaðir (N-Iceland)	Glowing red, with tail		Seen in the N or NNW
136	2005	16 Dec	08:35	Reykjavík, Hvalfjörður (SW-), Gnúpverjahreppur (S-Iceland)	White, blue-green, yellow, with tail. Exploded	About as bright as the moon	Probably disappeared over the western part of N-Iceland
137	2006	6 Feb	21:45	Hvalfjörður (SW-Iceland)
138	2006	3 Apr	00:20	Reykjavík	Yellow ball, moon-like in size. No sparks		Moved from W across S towards E in 10 seconds
139	2006	23 Jul	~ 01	Upper Skagafjörður valley (N-Iceland)	Dark centre, blue-green tail	Lit up ground	Moved from E to W, disappeared behind Hofsjökull glacier
140	2006	23 Oct	21:47	Reykjavík	Grew in brightness. Left a long smoky train		Fell in the W. Covered a 90° arc
141	2006	6 Dec	00:25	Reykjavík, Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands)	White, pink, blue colours		Disappeared approx. 30-40 km above the western part of Vatnajökull glacier
142	2007	18 Jan	05:30	Leifsstöð (Keflavik airport)	Green		In the NE
143	2007	10 Feb	18:30	Akureyri (N-Iceland)	Size similar to the sun, Blue-green, yellow edges, black trail		Seen in the NW moving from E to W
144	2007	18 Aug	00:48	Eyrarbakki (S-Iceland)	White with yellow border		Fell from ENE to NNE from 40° to 25° elevation
145	2007	19 Aug	22:20	Þingvellir (SW-Iceland)	White	Very bright	Fell vertically in th SW. Probably a Perseid
146	2007	27 Sep	05:35	Meðalland (SSE-Iceland)	Ball of fire with sparks		Passed from N to NE in 2 seconds
147	2007	7 Dec	9:20---9:30	Grímsnes, Reykjanes (SW-Iceland)	Silvery colour, slightly yellowish. No trail or flash	Bigger and brighter than Venus	Moved from ENE to ESE, path only slightly inclined. Seen for 3-4 seconds
148	2007	11 Dec	18:20	Aðaldalur (NE-Iceland), Reyðarfjörður (E-Iceland)	Greenish with white tail		Moved from E to SW
149	2008	11 Jan	19-20	Seltjarnarnes (Reykjavík area)	White, hints of red	Very bright	In the SW. Disappeared at a high elevation
150	2008	24 Jan	~ 18	Heiðmörk (nr. Reykjavík)		Lit up ground	Fell to the horizon in the SW
151	2008	27 Oct	~ 00	Eyjafjöll (S-Iceland)	Train conspicuous for 3-4 seconds		Seen in the NNW
152	2008	27 Oct	22:33	S-, SW-, W- and N-Iceland	Bluish, left a multicoloured, persistent train	Lit up ground in many places	Disappeared near Hofsjökull glacier at a height of 100 km	Pictures (Text in Icelandic)
153	2008	5 Nov	21:30	Þistilfjörður (NE-Iceland)	Glowing red with sparks		Seen in the SSE
154	2008	9 Nov	23:20	Near Grindavík (SW-Iceland)	Green		Seen towards SE. Probably a shower meteor (Taurid)
155	2008	23 Nov		Fellsströnd (W-Iceland)	Green or blue-green. Faded out		Seeen towards W
156	2008	2 Dec	20:50	Kirkjubæjarklaustur (SSE-Iceland)	Green ball. Smoky trail		Seen in the NE. Passed from S to N
157	2008	20 Dec	15:30	Fagridalur (E-Iceland)	Pale green, turned blue and finally yellow		Fell vertically in the S
158	2009	5 Feb	~ 21:00	Keflavík (SW-Iceland) , Hrunamannahreppur (S-Iceland)	Blue-green ball, slightly smaller than the moon, trailed by glowing embers		Disappeared approxiamtely 100 km south of Krýsuvík (SW-Iceland) at a height of 60 km
159	2009	15 Jun	02---03	Álftafjörður (W-Iceland)	Three parallel lights, multicoloured. White trail		Seen in the W moving from N to S, low in the sky
160	2009	7 Aug	kl. rúml. 00	N-Iceland (Skjöldólfsstaðir, Svalbarðsströnd, Fnjóskadalur)	About 1/4 of the moon in diameter. Faint sparks, inconspicuous trail		Disappeared inland of Bakkaflói (E-Iceland)
161	2009	5 Oct	~ 00	Places in S-, SW- and western part of N-Iceland	Blue-green, orange. Continued to be visible after bursting	Lit up ground in Meðalland (SSE-Icel.)	Detonation heard in Meðalland. Passed from E to W over Meðalland bight, down to 25 km height	Video (Text in Icelandic)
162	2009	14 Nov	17:34	S-, SW- and W-Iceland	White ball of light, split into many yellowish fragments towards the end		Probably ended 150 km SE of the Westman Islands	Comments in Icelandic
163	2009	14 Nov	17:34	Kolbeinsstaðahreppur (W-Iceland), possibly also N-Iceland	Yellowish, finished with glowing sparks		Probably descended east of Iceland	Comments in Icelandic
164	2009	14 Nov	18.00-18:15	Reykjanesbær (SW-Iceland)	Yellow light, dark trail		Travelled almost horizonally from S to SE	Comments in Icelandic
165	2009	14 Nov	18:15-18:20	Flói, Fljótshlíð (S-Iceland)	White ball of light		Fell south of the coast, moving from E to W	Comments in Icelandic
166	2009	14 Nov	~ 21	Grímsnes (SW-Iceland)	White or yellowish with tail		In the SW, fell eastwards with a 20° inclination	Comments in Icelandic
167	2009	14 Nov	21:21	Reykjavík	Bluish-white ball of light with a long tail		Fell vertically towards NNW	Comments in Icelandic
168	2009	14 Nov	~ 23	Krýsuvík (SW-Iceland)	Vividly green ball, similar to the moon in size		Passed from SW to NE almost overhead. Seen for only 2 seconds	Comments in Icelandic
169	2009	15 Nov	~ 00:30	Barðaströnd (W-Iceland)	Ball of light with tail. Exploded		Moved in a direction from NW to SE	Comments in Icelandic
170	2009	17 Nov	~ 07:20	Biskupstungur (S-Iceland)		Illuminated the ground	Fell in the N, almost to the horizon. Whitish train persisted for 20-30 seconds	Comments in Icelandic
171	2009	17 Nov	07:25	Reykjavík, Snæfellsnes (W-Iceland)	Large ball of light, with tail. Multicoloured		Seen in the eastern sky. Fell from S to N	Comments in Icelandic
172	2009	6 Dec	21:40	Reykjanes (SW-Iceland)	Large green ball with tail		Seen in SSW, fell towards S with 45° inclination, almost to the horizon	Comments in Icelandic
173	2009	17 Dec	17:50	Hvolsvöllur (S-Iceland)	Yellow with a wide, long (10°) tail		Seen in NNE, fell almost vertically, slightly westwards, almost to the horizon
174	2010	11 Jan	09:21	Near Skriðuklaustur (E-Iceland)	Greenish, finished like an exploding ball		Seen in SW,  fell almost vertically, inclined 10° towards E, disappeared above a mountain (Múli)
175	2010	22 Aug	00:30	All across S-Iceland from Hellisheiði to Skaftártungur	Fiery ball with a long, wide yellow tail	Very bright	Probably disappeared far north of Mýrdalsjökull glacier
176	2010	22 Aug	~ 00:30	Eyjafjöll (S-Iceland)	Ball of fire, no clear tail		Probably fell to the west of the Westman Islands
177	2010	22 Aug	~ 00:30	Akureyri (N-Iceland)	A long, wide yellow fiery streak	Spectacular	Probably fell over eastern Iceland
178	2010	30 Nov	08:12	Skagafjörður (N-Iceland)	A flash, then fast moving fragments. Green centre, red periphery	Very bright	Moved almost horizontally from W to E, disappeared low above mountains in NW
179	2010	6 Dec	~ 00:15	Selfoss (SW-Iceland)	Large orange ball of fire with tail	Very bright	Moved in a direction from NNW to SSE, spilt in three and disappeared about 35° above SSE
180	2010	16 Dec	00:30	Reykjanes (SW-Iceland)	Large orange ball of fire	Brighter than a streetlight at 20 m	Seen low in the S, moved slightly westwards, seemed to reach the horizon
181	2010	16 Dec	09:45	SW- and W-Iceland	Bluish-green, white and red colours	Very bright in the morning twilight	Seen low in the W, moving from E to W. Possibly a Geminid
182	2010	17 Dec	11:07	Akranes (SW-Iceland)	Fiery colour	Very bright	Seen between clouds in in SE. Path of fall inclined towards E.