The blazing fireball was spotted over the southwestern Pacific in Papua New Guinea back in 2014.
It's now been confirmed as an interstellar object.
In fact, it's the first interstellar meteor detected in our solar system.
The rock measured only 1.5 feet wide and was hurtling towards Earth at the incredible speed of 130,000 mph.
Those sorts of speeds are unheard of for meteors within our solar system.
