Sunset with outer space illustration

This weird shot reminded me of 1950s comics of "outer space." I don't know what that pink/red/green reflection is. I just learned today that the burning up of Elon Musk's failed space something-or-other passed right overhead last night and I missed it! Awwwwww -darn! He's got money to burn. www.cbsnews.com/news/spacex-rocket-debris-pacific-northwest-sky

One of my most amazing experiences: I saw a comet flying very low overhead about five years ago. It was bright yellow-white at the front and trailing an orange tail. There was no way for me to know the scale/distance, but my perception was that it was about 500 feet above me and 1000 feet to the north, descending at approximately a 10° angle. I heard it sizzling and watched it fly rather slowly to the ESE. I stayed outside for a long time, but did not see or hear an explosion. I combed the news late into the night and the next several days. Nothing local or regional was reported. I should have called someone...astronomical society...local college...news reporter? I guess it's been my own private wonder - until now!