Sometimes, meteors crash into us if they are any larger than a truck. Smaller rocks will most likely burn up in the atmosphere before reaching the surface. We can also predict some of the larger meteors’ orbit. A growing industry is trying to track more space rocks in order to predict a potential catastrophic event and be more prepared for it.
I read the wiki, maybe not enough, and found nothing. I used the search tool and found about a dozen threads with no satisfying answer. If everything from the moon to stars is relatively local and also predictable, then what explains the unpredictability of meteor showers and the occasional meteor that reaches the surface? What are meteors?
Much like with many of the questions you are asking they really depend on the specific FE model.
In a flat disk, north pole center, dome FE model in which the area known in the RE model as outer space, exists outside of the dome, they could be part of the dome.
In a flat disk, north pole center, dome FE model in which the area known in the RE model as outer space, exists inside of the dome, they could be rocks flying through space
In a flat disk, north pole center, dome FE model in which the area known in the RE model as outer space, exists outside of the dome but the moon exists inside of the dome, they could be parts of the moon
In a flat disk, north pole center, dome FE model in which the area known in the RE model as outer space, exists outside of the dome but the moon exists outside of the dome, they could be parts of the dome
There are literally hundreds of combinations of the positioning of type of FE mode, as well as the position of things like space, the moon, the sun, the dome, and the firmament each with different possible answers.
In a flat disk, north pole center model with a great ice wall surrounding the perimeter which has no physical dome and no physical firmament there are still many answers depending on your specific version of that model:
1. There are no such thing as meteorites
2. They are parts of other celestial bodies such as planets or moons falling toward earth
3. They are rocks or other large hard objects made of things such as ice, metals, or other rocks which are flying through space which collide with the earth
4. In an infinite or unknown edge of earth subset of these models they could be chunks of ice, metals, or other rocks flung high up into space above the atmosphere from the infinite (or unknown) beyond.
5. They could be pieces of heaven or the waste products dropped from heaven
6. They could be high altitude flying machines which malfunction or run out of fuel/energy