What's the craziest thing that happened to you this weekend? Because a grandmother in the Houston area thinks she has you beat.
A woman from Texas named Sherrie Jones was at home on Saturday, when something crashed through her ceiling . . . ricocheted through a bedroom like a bouncy ball . . . and then landed next to a TV, near a Pepé Le Pew DVD.
And she immediately knew what it was. A METEOR.
She says, "We heard a big boom. My grandson went to check, and said there was a hole in the ceiling . . . then I saw the rock, and I thought, 'that looks like a meteor.'"
That sounds crazy, but she was apparently right on the money.
That isn't what crashed through Sherrie's house. If so, the house would've probably been cratered. That was just a meteorite fragment from when it exploded. It's about the size of a baseball.
No one was in the room that the rock tore through . . . thankfully . . . and no one was injured.
Sherrie is a huge sci-fi fan, and thinks it's super cool. She says she definitely wants to keep the meteorite . . . assuming that's what it's confirmed to be.
NASA has confirmed that there was a meteor visible in the Houston area. It weighed about a TON, with a diameter of THREE FEET.