Report Type: Fireball     Date: April 23, 2008  Time: 11:45 PM   City: Chili (South  Catlin Ave )State: Wisconsin

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 2-3 Seconds

    
Event Description:  A blue and green fireball was viewed moving toward the South West and was described about as bright as a moon.  There was lights right before the event and then it passed over and had a sizzle sound and a left a blue/green trail

This was a very beautiful event.

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Report Type: Fireball     Date: Between 1964 and 1970  Time: Just before dusk    City: North Palm Beach  State/Province: Florida

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 5 seconds

    
Event Description:

Appearingfrom the South and moving towards the north was a big, orange fireball that resembled a glowing "roughly" shaped baseball.  As I saw it, it came over the horizon and whizzed above me until it was over the north horizon.  I heard a rushing sound...no delay.  (It) scared the !!##** out of my little brother and I.

I looked in the paper with my parents the next morning and found a small article about a meteor. Not sure about major details. I was only about 10 or a little older and my brother doesn't even remember the event.

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Report Type: Fireball     Date:  May 6, 2008 Time: 10:55 am EST   City:  New York Province/State: New York

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 1.5 Minutes

    
Event Description:

I did not observe it as a fireball. more like moving smoke with constant tail white in color..  It was moving from South -West to North- East.  At first I thought it was a plane leaving an usual contrail, but this object was moving at a lower altitude than a plane would and did not leave a usual contrail.  This object had a tail which remained a constant length relative to the object. No debri was left behind. I am not sure whether it was a fireball because it is currently a very bright cloud-less day.

I found this picture and it looked similar to what is shown. http://www.geocities.com/aerolitehunter/Oct14fireball.jpg

again, I am not sure if it was a fireball or a plane but I would like to know if there are other reports from my general area.

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Report Type: Fireball     Date:  June 16, 2008 Time: 12:20 am   City:  Shelton  Province/State: Washington

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 5 seconds

    
Event Description:

A green colored fireball was spotted over Shleton, Washington moving towards the North.  The brightness was 10 times that of a large firework.  "Thought it must be a plane on fire and very close by.  Very bright.."

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Report Type:  Fireball  Date: July 5, 2008  Time:    City: Neenah   Province/State: Wisconsin

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 1.5 seconds

    
Event Description: At 11:30 PM Central Time a very bright white (brighter than Jupiter was tonight.  >Magnitude -2.72) fireball like object was observed traveling from the South to the North over Neehah, Wisconsin.  The object maintained it's form the entire time from my perspective.  A smoke trail was not seen because of the darkness.

Addition Notes:  This was NOT A FIREWORK.  I have enjoyed amateur astronomy and i was out observing Jupiter, when the event took place.  I can distinguish between a firework and a meteor/fireball.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: July 8, 2008  Time: 11:25 PM   City: Snow Valley   Province/State: California

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 2 minutes

    
Event Description:  

A very bright read and yellow fireball was witnessed travelling West to the North-West.  It was very bright against clouds. Looked like an exploding airplane, but it stuck around before fading. It appeared to be moving, but not really falling.  Other comments: I felt like I was watching an exploding star from the Hubble telescope. I pulled over and tried to take a photo with my cell phone, but it didn't work.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: July 29, 2008  Time: 5:41 am   City: Fresno    Province/State:  California

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 5 seconds

    
Event Description:

A fireball was spotted over Fresno, California traveling East to West.  The fireball was brighter than a morning star and was green in color with a white tail.  The fireball semmed to tay intact as it travelled.  This was observed while driving north on Interstate 99, morning light before sunrise, slight haze.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: June 11, 2008  Time: After 11:00 pm   City: Placerville   Province/State: California

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 10 seconds

    
Event Description:

A orange, blue and white fireball travelling South to North.  The fireball was brighter than Venus and had a bright white tail. It was moving across the sky slow enough for my husband to call my attention to the meteor and for me to see it for sometime in the windscreen of our car.

Impact:

Couldn't tell for sure. The meteor was high and it passed behind trees, but the meteor looked like it was heading down. If the meteor did hit it would have been in Nevada or lower Oregon/Idaho border

Unusual:

The meteor was very brightly colored and had a hot looking white tail.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: August 3, 2008  Time: 10:00 PM  EST City: Wake County   Province/State: North Carolina

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 7 - 10 Seconds

    
Event Description:

A very bright neon green fireball with slight traces of  orange flares coming off the back.  The fireball flared up halfway in the sky at low altitude, falling at about a 35-40 degree angle not changing direction.  When it flared up it had an slight small orange trail behind it and then that disappeared.  No visible long contrail behind it either. IKt was viewed near ( http://www.crabtree-valley-mall.com/location/location.html ) 40 headed towards Crabtree Valley Mall.

The fireball travelled North-East to North-West.

Impact:

unknown, most likely..yes.

Unusual:

When it flared up it had an slight small orange trail behind it and then that disappeared.  No visible long contrail behind it either.

Comments:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_fireballs  if there were any abnormal objects in the sky the night of..incident, it was quite large and about the size of a quarter of an American quarter in the sky...however being night time and a bit hazy outside it may have affected size judgment and distance away.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: August 8, 2008  Time:11:40 PM    City:  Hope Mills ( 8 miles to Fort Bragg ) Province/State: North Carolina

Country:   USA  Duration of Event: 30 Minutes

    
Event Description:

A very bright and large fireball was reported over Hope Mills, North Carolina, which is 8 miles from Fort Bragg.  The object changed direction slightly moving up and down and a few feet to the left and right.  The brightness was compared to a lit match when first struck.  The fireball also had two trails of smoke following the fireball and travelled very slow.

 . . . ."it did change shapes to large half moon  then broke up to smaller peanut  shapes  then went back to one large shape peanut shape.ext  and so on and so on this went on for  a long time."

Unusual:

 . . .  a calming affect  all so in the moon shape orange color there was three black spots in the shape for just a few minutes as it was changing its' shape.

Additional Comments From Witness:

 I would like to know what this was.  It is as if you are to look in to a very bright light and your eyes  then see  little white spots in your sights. But it goes away. Did any one in Fayetteville NC see this  fireball?

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Report Type: Fireball   Date:September 25, 2008   Time:  6:13 AM  City: Dearborn   Province/State: Michigan

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 3-5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          3-5 seconds

Brightness:            A match head being struck

color:                 white, blue, and red

Direction Change:      no

Did the object fall apart?:No

It looked like a huge comet falling to earth.  Much larger than any of the stars in the sky

Smoke Trail:

it was dark so I couldn't see if there was a smoke trail but there was a fire trail behind the object

Sound: no

Impact: I'm not sure

Unusual: I thought the red and blue colors were odd

Comments: It was about 1/3 way up from the horizon.

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Report Type:Fireball    Date: July 2, 1968   Time: 8:30 PM EST   City:Youngstown    Province/State: Ohio

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 5 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: South-West

Viewing Time:          ABOUT   5 SECONDS 

Brightness:            AT   LEAST   AS    BRIGHT   AS  THE   SUN!PRETTY   BRIGHT

Color:                 A    BEAUTIFUL    REDDISH/ORANGE   BALL   OF  FIRE

Direction Change:      NO!

Did it fall apart?: NO,CERTAINLY NOT!

Smoke Trail: PROBABLY, BUT THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN HARD TO SEE WHEN ITS HALFWAY DARK AND 3-5 MILES AWAY.

Speed: I WOULD SAY A 4!

Sound: NO.

Impact: I WOULD SAY SO, EVEN THOUGH I WASN'T AT THE LANDING SITE OF THE METEOR.

Unusual: No!

Comments:

 The Fireball FELL AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE FROM THE NORTHEAST, VISIBLE FOR ABOUT 5 SECONDS.IT WAS A SPECTACULAR  SIGHT. I SAW THE METEOR WITH MY NAKED EYES ALONG WITH MY 3 SISTERS.THIS FIREBALL WAS REPORTED ON WHOT NEWS.WHOT AM/FM IS A LICENSED RADIO STATION IN YOUNGSTOWN,OHIO.I HEARD THE NEWS REPORT ON WHOT RADIO, LATER THAT EVENING. I BELIEVE, BOB COPE REPORTED THIS NEWS THAT NIGHT ,ON WHOT RADIO.BOB COPE MAY HAVE RECALL ON THIS HISTORICAL EVENT.OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER, THE YOUNGSTOWN(OHIO) VINDICATOR, HAD AN ARTICLE ABOUT THIS METEOR. I HAVE A COPY OF THE ARTICLE ON MICROFILM(MICROFISH).

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: December 4, 2007   Time: 1:24 AM    City: Elgin County   Province/State: Ontario

Country: Canada  Duration of Event: 3 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: North

Viewing Time:          3 seconds

Brightness:            A flare

color:                 Green

Direction Change:      No  

Unusual:

Instead of streaking across the sky (ie. left to right) it seemed to be coming straight down.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: May 11, 2008   Time: 10:00 PM EST   City: Virginia Beach    Province/State: Virginia

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 3 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: East

Viewing Time:          3 seconds solid streak

Brightness:            Very Bright, easily 4 miles away probably more, very distinguishing

color:                 green/gold

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

It travelled from West to East, in an angle towards the ground before diminishing or "disappearing' so, yes.

Smoke Trail:

night, couldn't tell

Speed: 4 with 10 being the fastest.

Sound: no

Impact: I have no way of knowing

Unusual: besides not looking like any atmospheric event I've seen, not a meteor, not lightning, just, very random

Comments:

We had a storm here in VaBeach, which left out East to sea at 930, I know because I photographed it for the news from my home at the oceanfront. Later I went up to get my tripod from the porch, at about 10, right when I opened the door it streaked across the sky, I stood there rationalizing it for about 10 minutes. The storm was gone, I knew it wasn't lightning, I know lightning, I photograph it frequently, plus this was a ball, green, with a slight tail. Also there is a Navy base to the North of me, but they do not do any kind of testing, I knew it wasn't any missile or anything, as it was also silent. I still cant wrap my head around it, id love to hear your opinions.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: August 23, 2008   Time: 12:12 AM PST    City: South County OC  Province/State: California

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 4 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-West

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          at least 4 seconds

Brightness:            more intense than a "regular" meteor visible from within city limits

Color:                 green white

Direction Change:      it appeared not to have changed dir.

Did It Fall Apart: no, seemed as though it was solid and not burning up completely  -it was descending but not really "fast"

Smoke Trail: not that I could see

Speed:2-3, with 10 being the fastest.

Sound: no

Impact: I don't know

Unusual: greenish white trail.....big enough to appear not totally consumed by entry

Additional Comments:

its entry point that it became in my view is above the west/south and seemed high up arcing towards the south direction downward and perhaps the intensity of the trail confused the senses, I do not know if it struck land or can confirm/deny it was natural or unnatural i.e. manmade.....

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: September 8, 2008   Time: 10:57 PM   City: Arborg   Province/State: Manitoba

Country: Canada  Duration of Event: 1 Second

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: North

Viewing Time:          1 second

Brightness:            bright green yard light

Color:                 green

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

Yes somewhat, appeared round, but a trail of small green balls behind

Smoke Trail:

No was at night couldn't tell

Speed:

4 with 10 being the fastest.

Sound:

No, I was in a truck.

Impact:

Don't know for sure it disappeared behind some trees.

Unusual:

It just appeared so bright and the obvious particles it left behind.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: September 12, 2008   Time: 11:45 PM MST  City: Calgary    Province/State: Alberta

Country: Canada  Duration of Event: 1 to 2 minutes

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          1 or 2 minutes

Brightness:            very bright - definitely flaming

Color:                 white, yellow, red & maybe a bit of blue?

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

No

Smoke Trail:

yes

Speed:

4 - faster than airplane.  Thought it was helicopter going very fast at first

Sound:

No, but I was indoors

Impact:

no

Unusual:

Comments:

It appeared to be going parallel to the earth

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: September 21, 2008   Time: 11:20 PM   City: Bangor   Province/State: Maine

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 3 to 4 seconds

    
Event Description:

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Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: North-East

Viewing Time:          3 or 4 seconds

Brightness:            about as bright as a normal meteor except a lot closer to the ground, bigger and green

Color:                 Green

Direction Change:      didn't notice it do so

Did It Fall Apart:

Unknown, only saw it for roughly 3 or 4 seconds, went behind trees.

Smoke Trail:

did not see one

Speed:

4 (With 10 being the fastest)

Sound:

None

Impact:

I was actually waiting for a bright flash on the horizon, it looked close enough to the ground to do so

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Report Type: Fireball   Date:  September 26, 2008 Time: 10:55 PM   City: Thibodaux   Province/State: Louisiana

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 2 to 3 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          2 maybe 3 seconds

Brightness:            compared to an electrical transformer blowing close by as it lit up the entire sky

Color:                 white with traces of bluish green at the very end

Direction Change:      No

   It almost seemed to be in slow motion

Sound:

No

Impact:

No

Unusual:

The whole damn thing was unusual. But other than that, no.

Comments:

I was on patrol with the Sheriff's office when this took place.  I was with another officer who also witnessed this.  We were talking outside of our units when the night sky lit up bright.  We looked up and there it was, trailing across the sky.  If I held my index finger up, the ball of it was slightly bigger than my finger. The tail of it appeared to be maybe the size of my fist from side to side, if not it was longer than that.  Both of these measurements are with my arm fully extended out.  I would like to find out if anyone else saw this thing.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: September 26, 2008  Time:  6:13 PM EST  City: Dearborn   Province/State: Michigan

Country:  USA Duration of Event: 3-5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          3-5 seconds

Brightness:            A match head being struck

Color:                 white, blue, and red

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

no.  It looked like a huge comet falling to earth.  Much larger than any of the stars in the sky

Smoke Trail:

it was dark so I couldn't see if there was a smoke trail but there was a fire trail behind the object

Speed:

3  (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

no

Impact:

I'm not sure

Unusual:

I thought the red and blue colors were odd

Comments:

It was about 1/3 way up from the horizon.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date:  September 25, 2008 Time: 6:20 AM   City:  Noblesville  Province/State: Indiana

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 10 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          About 10 seconds

Brightness:            As bright as a firework might be. Brighter than any stars or the moon was.

Color:                 White with a green tint

Direction Change:      No. It moved in a light arc

Did It Fall Apart:

No, bit it did leave a trail

Smoke Trail:

It had a trail but it didn't look Smokey. The trail was bright and greenish in color.

Speed:

About a 3 (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

No

Impact:

I lost sight of it when it behind some houses. But if it followed the direction it seemed to be taking it woudl have impacted.

Unusual:

The color was unlike anything I have ever seen. And it was so much brighter than anything else in teh sky. I have seen "shooting stars" before and this was so much larger and brighter. 

Comments:

Several seconds after I lost sight of the object, there was a flash that lit up the sky. It wasn't very bright, but it was noticeable. The flash was slightly blue in color.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: September 26, 2008   Time: 8:00 - 8:05 PM   City: Port Charlotte  Province/State: Florida

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 3 to 5 seconds

    
Event Description:            

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          3-5 seconds

Brightness:            Brighter than the moon

Color:                 bright white and orange with sparks coming off the main body

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

Yes you could see sparks like little pieces coming off the main body.

Smoke Trail:

Bright white trail

Speed:

5  (10 being the fastest.)

Sound:

Yes. I had my truck window open and it made a swooshing sound like you would here if something flew by your head at close range

Impact:

not sure

Unusual:

If it penetrated the earths atmosphere it would have definitely made the news.

Picture holding a golf ball up in the air at arms length and that would be very close to the size visible with the naked eye.

It was very large.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: 10/08/2008  Time: 8:30 PM CST   City: Mountain Home   Province/State: Arkansas

Country: USA   Duration of Event: -10 seconds

    
Event Description:          

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          10 seconds

Brightness:            Like fireworks going off

Color:                 green and white

Did It Fall Apart:

Yes, straight down and chunks falling off at same time.

Smoke Trail:

No

Speed:

3 (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

No

Impact:

Have no idea, was a lot father away than you think.

Unusual:

Beautiful green light

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: October 15, 2008   Time: 5:28 AM EST    City: Oshawa   Province/State: Ontario

Country: Canada  Duration of Event: 5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-East

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Brightness:            Looked like a burning plane crashing.

Color:                 Red/Orange, fiery, no solid colour

Direction Change:      No.

Did It Fall Apart:

No.

Smoke Trail:

I looked and it was a clear night. Were clouds in straight, separated lines in patches, so it was hard to tell.

Speed:

5

Sound:

no sounds

Impact:

If it did, I'm sure it was no where close to me, although it looked to be no more than a couple thousand feet in the air.

Unusual:

It was very quiet when it happened. The first thing I Did was run onto the street to the see if anything would explode, as it appeared to be going down not far from my house, even though I'm sure it was farther. I've seen plenty of meteorites before but this was completely surreal. So big, bright and close in proximity. Wish I had my camera on me.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: October 28, 2008  Time: 7:30 PM   City: Boulder   Province/State: Colorado

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 5 to 7 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          5 - 7 seconds

Brightness:            very bright white light and quite large

color:                 white and then turned into a long green mass with a tail

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

No not at first and as I watched it pass overhead it started to turn green with a tail and then fell apart.

Smoke Trail:

That was hard to see, it definitely had a long green tail.

Speed:

3 (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

No

Impact:

no

Unusual:

It was huge and traveling low the height of a 3 story building, the green gas that I saw was amazing as it started to evaporate.

Comments:

I thought it would hit a house but it appeared to disintegrate over housing development.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: November 11, 2008  Time: 2:30 am    City:  Downsville  Province/State: Wisconsin

Country: USA  Duration of Event: Less than a minute

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South

Direction Disappeared: North

Viewing Time:          less than a minute

Brightness:            Fireworks

Color:                 Green w/blue

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

Fragments coming from behind turning into streaks of color. Main object appeared to be square?

Smoke Trail:

No smoke, large and bright tail of light streaks

Speed:

6 very fast. lost sight of it quickly (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

No

Impact:

Unknown

Unusual:

Appearing to be square.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: November 19, 2008   Time: 5:50 am    City: Scottsdale   Province/State: Arizona

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 5 - 6 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: East

Brightness:            Very bright light, lit up the darkness of the pre-light time

Color:                 Light light appeared to be burning then blew into many pieces

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart:

Very bright light, burning appeared to break into many pieces

Smoke Trail:

Could not tell it was not light yet.

Speed:

6....Super fast (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

No sound that I could hear.

Impact:

Unknown from my vantage point.

Unusual:

I have near seen an object so bright that it lit the entire sky up. I thought someone was shining a very bright light at me. Then I saw the Fireball in the sky.

Comments:

I have been watching the local news and checking the internet but have found no information so far.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: November 20, 2008  Time: 5:23 AM MST   City: FT Sask   Province/State: Alberta

Country: Canada   Duration of Event: 10 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Brightness:            Lit up the whole sky

Color:                 yellow

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

Saw the fireball with pieces falling off.

Smoke Trail:

Didn't notice.

Speed:

6 (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

no

Impact:

yes noticed a little light when impact

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: November 20, 2008  Time: 5:30 am MST   City: Red Deer   Province/State: Alberta

Country: Canada  Duration of Event: More than 3 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-East

Direction Disappeared: -

Brightness:            Dawn

Color:                 Yellow

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart:

Single object up to impact

Smoke Trail:

None visible

Speed:

6 (With 10 being the fastest)

Sound:

rumble, distant, like thunder, more than five seconds delay.

Impact:

Impact to the north east, possibly on the line between Alberta and Saskatchewan

Unusual:

Very large

Comments:

Exceptionally large and bright enough to cast shadows two hundred miles away.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date:   Time:  5:30 pm MST  City: South of Great Falls   Province/State: Montana

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 1 or 2 seconds.

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: North

Brightness:            Like a rocket or the space shuttle

Color:                 Reddish orange

Direction Change:      no it fell straight down

Did It Fall Apart:

No it looked as if it had a "fire trail" It fell straight down through the cloud deck

Smoke Trail:

It was dark but it did not appear to

Speed:

It looked as if it were falling to the ground under gravities force I'd say about a 4. (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

No I was driving at the time

Impact:

I believe so I was driving into a gully so I could not see the horizon

Unusual:

It was very large. Yet we have found nothing nor heard anything about it

Comments:

My wife, father, sister and I were driving home from hunting in two separate vehicles. We were south of Great Falls heading north. My wife and I saw A "fire ball" fall straight down through the cloud deck. It appeared to be very large, and not very far away maybe 60 or 70 miles. It was reddish orange in color and had a definite fire trail. It looked like a rocket taking off through the clouds except it was falling not climbing. We asked my father and sister via walkie-talkie if they saw that. they replied that they had. Yet we have found no one else who saw it.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: November 20, 2008  Time: 5:30 PM   City:  Calgary  Province/State: Alberta

Country: Canada  Duration of Event: 10 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: North

Viewing Time:          10 seconds?

Brightness:            Like a fire in the sky and lit up the whole skyline

Color:                 Orange to white

Direction Change:      No, just went straight down

Did It Fall Apart:

I didn't notice that no.

Smoke Trail:

It had a very bright tail

Speed:

5 (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

A whooshing sound i guess

Impact:

I believe so, the news paper says near lake Louise

Unusual:

No

Comments:

Look up meteor falling in Alberta, you'll find the paper articles

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: December 27, 2008   Time:  1:54 AM  City:  Bakersfield  Province/State: California

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 5-7 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South

Direction Dissapeared: North-West

Brightness:            Street light

Color:                 greenish teal ball until it went out and then it had a smoke trail

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart?: Stayed together until fire went out - red at the end split second then a white smoke trail behind it.

Smoke Trail: yes  - after the fireball went out we could see a smoke trail

Speed: 4 (With 10 being the fastest)

Sound: no

Impact: Could not tell

Anything unusual about the object? I've never seen one, so the whole thing was unusual to us

Comments: It was the coolest thing to see!

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: January 2, 2009  Time: 7:24 PM   City: Wonder Lake   Province/State: Illinois

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 5 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          5 seconds

Brightness:            Nearly as bright as the moon

Color:                 Green

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart: No

Smoke Trail:  Somewhat, but not a long trail that I could see

Speed: 3  With 10 being the fastest.

Sound: No

Impact: It passed out of sight, although it definitely appeared to be descending.

Unusual: The sheer size (almost the size of a full moon) and its green color was shocking.  It was certainly on its way crashing to earth.

Comments:

I saw the "green fireball" while driving home from work.  It appeared to be absolutely huge and was crashing to earth.  I assumed it was a meteorite, but its sheer size was astounding.  I called 911 to report the event, so they would be on guard in case it landed in a populated area.  I estimated that it would land somewhere to the west of Wonder Lake, IL.  After thinking about it more, I realize that looks may be deceiving so the "crash site" would probably be further away than I originally thought, but it's hard to say.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: January 16, 2009  Time: Around 8:00 PM EST   City: Harmony  Province/State: Florida

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 30 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: East

Viewing Time:          30 seconds

Brightness:            Very bright and clear

Color:                 Blue flame tailed into yellow flame

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart: One fireball for about 20 seconds then burst into many small particles that continued to fall, making small fireballs another 10 seconds.

Smoke Trail: Was at night, could not see smoke.

Speed: 5 With 10 being the fastest.

Sound: no sounds

Impact: no sure

Unusual: Not really, was just the most bright I've ever seen.  Live in rural area, no blinding city lights makes clear skies.  See them all the time, this one was just huge and exploded into many pieces.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date:  January 27, 2009 Time: 9:15 PM   City: Lynchburg  Province/State: Virginia

Country:  USA Duration of Event: 1 Second

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South

Direction Disappeared: -

Viewing Time:          1 second

Brightness:            Like lightening

Color:                 first 2 were pink, second 2 white

Direction Change:      No, all four emanated from the same spot

Did It Fall Apart: Hard to say, it's very foggy and overcast

Smoke Trail: Could not see for the fog and clouds

Sound: No

Comments:

I was standing outside taking pictures of ice that was coating the wind chimes.  Suddenly a bright pink light lit up the entire southern sky.  Within a minute another one appeared, well above the horizon (45 degrees).  I had my phone with me (using the camera to take the pictures) and I called my

landlady and asked if she had seen it.  She was standing by the window that faces southwest when another white light lit up the sky, then another one.

The lights on a radio tower just a couple of miles away went out, then almost immediately they came back on.  I came in and checked the weather radar to see if there were a storm to the south that could cause lightening. There were no storms to the south, not even for 200 miles.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: February 4, 2009  Time: 9:28 PM   City: Marseilles    Province/State: Illinois

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 3 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    -

Direction Disappeared: -

Viewing Time:          3 sec.

Brightness:            Mig welding flash while welding aluminum

color:                 White

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart:    No

Smoke Trail:           To dark outside

Speed: 6 (10 being the fastest)

Sound: No

Impact: It looked like it could have.

Unusual: No

 Additional Info: Meteor or space junk ?????? The direction was directly overhead to straight down with less than 5 degree angle.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: 1954 or 1956   Time:  Night Time  City: Chicago   Province/State: Illinois

Country:  USA Duration of Event: Few seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: North-West

Brightness:            It had to be huge very large

Color:                 Orange red like a flame

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart: No it just seemed to be rotating in the sky

Smoke Trail: Don't think so

Speed: Maybe  4 heard a boom like sound looked up saw it streaking across sky

Sound: A boom sound

Impact: No

Unusual: No

Comments: I was young boy at that time I was out in front of my house talking to a friend heard a noise looked up saw the fireball going across sky  long time ago now I wish I would have wrote the time and exact date.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date:  March 5, 2009  Time: 5:45 am   City: Reedsburg   Province/State: Wisconsin

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 5 to 10 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          5 to 10 seconds

Brightness:            I thought it was an airplane headlight as it approached

Color:                 yellow/white

Direction Change:      no came from the north and headed straight south

Did It Fall Apart:

As it approached it was intact, but as it passed by it appeared to break up into smaller parts and then disappeared heading south directly over the city airport. like I say I thought it was an airplane approaching and when it began to flash and leave a fire trail behind it that I realized it wasn't a plane.

Smoke Trail:

To dark to tell  , but it did trail fire

Speed:

probably a 2 or a 3  (10 being the fastest)

Sound:

No, I was in my truck and the radio was on.

Impact:

Not that I could see

Unusual:

it appeared to pulse or flash several times before it broke up

Comments:

I asked a few people at work if they had seen anything, but no one had. there was no mention of it on the local news either.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: March 28, 2009  Time: 9:05 PM   City: El Morro National Monument    Province/State: New Mexico

Country:USA   Duration of Event: 10 - Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          10 sec.

Brightness:            Very Bright

Color:                 Very Bright Green

Did It Fall Apart: Did not appear to be falling apart

Smoke Trail: Yes, left a large white smoke trail miles long

Speed: 4  (with 10 being the fastest)

Sound: No sound

Impact: No

Unusual: Extremely bright green, quite large and a very large smoke trail. Did not descend like a shooting star, stayed level with the horizon. Traveled east to west. The sky was very clear and dark and this is  a remote area that offered a great view of the entire sky.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: April 6, 2009  Time:10:00 pm    City: Arcola   Province/State: Illinois

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 5 Minutes

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          5 min

Brightness:            like burning metal  about the size of a beach ball

Color:                 red and blue

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart: No it stayed burning hot and bright until I lost sight of it beyond some buildings

Smoke Trail: I do no recall seeing any

Speed: 5  (With 10 being the fastest)

Sound: No I was by a truck stop

Impact: I could not see where it did but it definitely looked like it did

Unusual: Constant bright blue and red like a huge match and how fast it was going, not like a "shooting star" which I did have one fly past my face in 2000, this left no smell.

Comments: This almost appeared to be a small missile shaped object and concerned me because it headed towards an area of tanks and factories and near the RR tracts. I was afraid it could be detonated later, a plane flew past from the same direction the object came from, about 15 minutes later

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Report Type: Fireball - (Flash)    Date: April 19, 2009  Time: 2:30 am   City: Phoenix (Maricopa County)  Province/State: Arizona

Country: USA  Duration of Event: Under 30 seconds

    
Event Description:

Last night around 2:30AM in Central Phoenix, 3 friends and myself were outside hanging out in a friend's driveway. We were all chatting and joking around when a bright flash of light lit everyone up for a few seconds coming from the western part of the sky. I paused and one friend asked, "Did everyone else just see that?" I was relieved that I wasn't the only one who saw. I'm not sure if  We immediately got scared and left. Can anyone please tell me if they saw this around their neighborhood? I tried to think of it as a creepy neighbor taking a photo but...this was IN the sky. Was it a meteor? A shooting star? My friends that were there kept joking that aliens were taking photos of us and put it aside.   

It was big enough to light up the whole driveway, perfect white light, no sound whatsoever and it was just one bright flash.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: May 16, 2009  Time: 3:20 AM    City: San Francisco    Province/State: California

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: North

Viewing Time:          5 seconds

Brightness:            bright as a full moon

Color:                 yellowish white with green

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart: Yes, parts were falling it was square like and then it got very bright and then was gone at first it looked like a very close shooting star

Smoke Trail: No.  It had fire type tail.

Speed: 3  (With 10 being the fastest)

Sound: No

Impact: Unknown

Unusual: The fact that it appeared flat and square and was green was unusual

Notes:

Me and a friend were walking east downhill on a clear night.  I saw what I thought was a very bright and really close Shooting star it seemed small and round and bright white at first then I told my friend to look and at that time it got about 20 times bigger and turned into a square shape from our vantage point it was over the SF bay going north towards bay bridge it turned green and then was gone.  It looked like it was going to hit ground, that is how close and large it was, but we think it burned up.  I would love to know what it was, but I do not even know where to begin or who to ask.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: June 8, 2009  Time:    City: Marblehead Island    Province/State: Ohio

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 30 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          30 seconds

Brightness:            very bright, behind spotty clouds

Color:                 white / orange

Direction Change:      No.

Did It Fall Apart: I could not tell if it was falling apart as it was only visible behind very thin clouds. It cast an eerie glow through the clouds as it traveled.

Smoke Trail: No, smoke trail that I could see.

Speed: 5 (10 being the fastest) - constant speed from one horizon to the other

Sound: No sound.  Completely silent.

Impact: No.

Unusual: The only unusual aspect of this sighting was the fact that it glowed through the clouds.  Very strange looking.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: June 23, 2009  Time:    City: -    Province/State: Oklahoma

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 3 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: East

Viewing Time:          3 seconds

Brightness:            Like a big bottle rocket

Color:                 orange fire color

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart: Yes, it had a long tail to it as it was burning

Smoke Trail: Could not tell

Speed: 6  (10 being the fastest)

Sound: No

Impact: Don't know

Unusual: No

Comments:

It's the first time I have ever seen anything like it, wish I could have shared it with my wife and kids.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: July 4, 2009  Time: 9:15 pm   City: Nassau County   Province/State: New York

Country: USA  Duration of Event: Few minutes Apart

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          there 7 - a few minutes apart

Brightness:           

color:                 orange/yellowish/sometimes reddish

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart: No, it flew across the sly, and then just faded to nothing

Smoke Trail: no trail

Speed: 4

Sound: no sound. happened while fireworks were going off

Impact: no

Unusual: there were 7. a few  minutes apart, while all the fireworks were going off. 

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Report Type: Fireball    Date:  July 29, 2009   Time: 8:50 PM EST   City: Falls Church   Province/State: Virginia

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 30 to 50 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South

Direction Disappeared: North

Viewing Time:          30 - 50 seconds

Brightness:            A road flair from 30 yards

Color:                 Red center yellow outer ring

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart: No. Solid. Burning.

Smoke Trail: Yes

Speed: 3 to 5

Sound: No

Impact: likely, if continuing apparent trajectory.

Unusual: None other than sudden appearance.

Comments:

Burning object appeared in sky viewed from 4th floor apartment window.  Appeared as gigantic flair, pointed at the observer. Appeared in the sky at 25-30 degree tangent from position on couch. Appeared initially to be nearly stationary. Smoke trail gave the impression it trailed higher than burning object. After ~20 seconds, moving outside to listen, there was no sound over nearby road noise. Observed object was moving across horizon to the north. Fireball stopped burning and a solid small dark object continued out of view over the horizon. Impression was that object dropped from high (apparent slow velocity), possibly very high (deceptive size) altitude, to low altitude, arcing earthward (apparent faster speed), and was not at a constant altitude. Cannot rule out possibility of a burning aircraft. An aircraft ~10 minutes later had a slightly different trajectory and banked east and below horizon.  Another aircraft ~5 minutes later came from the horizon arcing south east. Other aircraft have been observed moving in this same flyway, likely arriving and departing National Airport in DC. However, the object continued in a constant trajectory ~6 degrees N-NE, and seemed to arc to earth.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: August 7, 2009   Time: 10:00 PM   City: Universal City   Province/State: Missouri

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 2 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          2 seconds

Brightness:            as bright as the full moon

color:                 white

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart: Yes, I half expected to hear sirens minutes afterwards heading towards a potential impact nearby

Smoke Trail: no

Speed: 6

Sound: no

Impact: unknown

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: August 19, 2009   Time: 10:00 PM   City: Exmouth   Province/State: Devon

Country: England  Duration of Event: 45 - 60 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-West

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:           approx 45-60  seconds

Brightness:            really bright glaring light

color:                 orange/red top

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart: No it was just travelling inland

Smoke Trail:No

Speed: 2-3 (With 10 being fastest)

Sound: no

Comments:

It just appeared out of nowhere in the sky above the sea. I was on a caravan in Devon, other people saw it as well as they came outside and were talking about it.  My daughter saw it through binoculars and said it appeared to be spinning

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: September 1, 2009  Time: 9:00 PM   City: Between Concord and Homer    Province/State: Michigan

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 2 or 3 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: East

Viewing Time:          2 or 3 seconds

Brightness:            brightest thing I ever saw in my 52 years

color:                 orange at the base..white tail

Direction Change:      no change in direction

Did It Fall Apart: no...stayed together

Smoke Trail: couldn't see any smoke

Speed: 6..it zoomed across the sky in only a couple seconds

Sound: No sound

Impact: It must have somewhere..it looked close I expected to hear an impact but nothing

Comments: Pretty spectacular...I have no idea where it would have hit..I wonder if anyone else saw this..you had to be looking up at the right 2 or 3 seconds

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: September 4, 2009  Time: 10:00 PM    City:  Granite   Province/State: Colorado

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 5 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: East

Viewing Time:          5 - seconds

Brightness:            Super bright, illuminated the clouds around it as it passed though

color:                 Mostly red and some white

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart:

No, Falling straight down. One large Ball

Smoke Trail: Not sure

Speed: 5

Sound: No

Impact: Not sure

Comments:

Low enough to make clouds glow red when it passed though them. 

Was just west of Granite, Co. Saw fireball due west across valley. After lighting up clouds it passed behind the mountain in the distance.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: September 16, 2009  Time: 8:00 PM CST   City: Havre    Province/State: Montana

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 5 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: North-East

Viewing Time:          5 seconds

Brightness:            Extremely bright - like a light bulb, but with a flame like appearance

Color:                 white/yellow with greenish hue on trailing end of fireball

Direction Change:      Yes, when the meteorite appeared to break apart at the last second

Did It Fall Apart: At the last second, it broke into a smaller fragment

Smoke Trail: Couldn't tell for sure from my view point

Speed: Super fast - 6

Sound: No sound.  It was probably too far away and I was in my truck.

Impact:

Not sure.  It may have, but I haven't heard any reports of it having done so.  It probably hit in a remote section of Canada     based on my guess of it's location.

Unusual: No, but then again this is the 1st meteorite I've even witnessed of this size and closeness.

Comments:

I know of 2 other witnesses to this event and would be interested to know if anyone else has reported it.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: September 24, 2009  Time: 2:57 AM   City: Ridgefield   Province/State: Washington

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 6 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          6 seconds

Brightness:            As bright as 50 aircraft landing lights

Color:                 Blue....Light blue.....red....then blues again

Direction Change:      No, it just came strait down to the surface

Did It Fall Apart: The fireball itself seemed to remain intact, but it did seem to be followed by a bright trail of very bright lights or smaller balls.

Smoke Trail: I could see a faint smoke trail

Speed: 6 (With 10 being the fastest)

Sound: Didn't hear sound

Impact: Can't be certain, but it was very close when I couldn't see it anymore because the trees

Unusual: It looked almost like it had sharp, sort of squared-off corners or edges.

Comments:  I am former Air Force and have seen a lot in the night skies.....but Nothing was as amazing to me yet as this event was.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: September 25, 2009   Time: 9:20 PM    City: Eastlake    Province/State: Ohio

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 6 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: North-East

Viewing Time:          6 seconds

Brightness:            Fire torch

Color:                 White to orange

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart: It was falling from the sky like an airplane would come in for a landing

Smoke Trail: I was driving in a car so I didn't see a smoke trail.

Speed: 4

Sound: No

Impact: I was in a car and went passed a tree so I lost sight of it. I am assuming that it either hit ground or went into Lake Erie

Comments:

I was surprised at how large this fireball was. When I saw the fireball, it was already very low in the sky. I saw it from through the windshield of my minivan. There were three of us in the van who saw this.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: October 1, 2009   Time:10:30 PM    City:  Woodland Hills  Province/State: California

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 1 or 2 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          1 OR 2 SECS

Brightness:            BRIGHTER THAN FULL MOON

Color:                 WHITE SLIGHT BLUISH

Direction Change:      NO

Did It Fall Apart:

NO.. STREAKED THAN BRIGHTENED INTO A BALL ABOUT 1/4 SIZE OF FULL MOON BUT MUCH BRIGHTER AND THEN NOTHING

Smoke Trail:

AS IT WAS NIGHT, HARD TO SAY IF IT WAS A LIGHT TRAIL OR SMOKE

Speed:

4

Sound:

NO

Impact:

NO ACROSS AND DOWNISH

Unusual:

THE STREAK THAT CAUGHT MY EYE BRIGHTENED INTO A BALL ABOUT 1/4 SIZE OF FULL MOON BUT MUCH BRIGHTER THEN NOTHING

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: October 16, 2009  Time: 7:03 AM    City: Burlingame    Province/State: California

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 3 - 4 seconds.

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          3 - 4 seconds

Brightness:            -5 to -7   Occurred 20 min b4 sunrise, almost like a magnesium flare, and was immediately clearly a fireball

Color:                 Blue

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart: No.  

Smoke Trail: Only for a 2 seconds.  Sunrise was in 20 minutes.  Trail visible only when fireball became bright, and as fireball faded quickly, trail disappeared. 

Speed: I assume 3 (average) definitely not going too fast.

Sound: No

Impact: No

Unusual:

Blue color was very blue, bright.  I have seen meteors b4, and this was obviously high in atmosphere, as it burnt out in 3-5 seconds, becoming very bright, and fading away even quicker.  It was unusual in that even right b4 sunrise, it was extremely noticeable, as it was around 55-60 degrees apparent altitude, almost exactly south in Azimuth.

Comments:

Assumed to be Orioned event?

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: October 25, 2009   Time: 6:30 am EST   City: Warren    Province/State: Ohio

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 10 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          10 SECONDS

Brightness:            FLOOD LIGHT

Color:                 WHITE

Direction Change:      NO

Did It Fall Apart:

YES IT LOOKED LIKE A LARGE SPARKLER MOVING VERY FAST

Smoke Trail:

NO IT WAS STILL DARK

Speed:

5 OR 6

Sound:

NO I WAS TRAVELING IN MY CAR

Impact:

DONT KNOW

Unusual:

Comments:

At first I thought it was a low flying jet in distress

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Report Type: Fireball    Date:  November 7, 2009 Time:  5:20 PM PST  City: San Fransico   Province/State: California

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 4 - 5 Seconds

Direction Appeared:    South-West

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          4 -5 seconds

Brightness:            As bright as a firework ember

Color:                 White and Silver

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall apart: Yes. A chunk broke off

Smoke Trail: Yes

Speed: 5 (!0 being the fastest)

Sound: No sound. Windows rolled up

Impact: No, it did not appear to impact. Got brighter and bigger and then winked out

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: November 7, 2009  Time: 5:10 PM   City:   San Rafael Province/State: CA

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-West

Direction Disappeared: South-West

Viewing Time:          5 seconds

Brightness:            white fluorescent light

color:                 white

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart: No

Smoke Trail: Yes for 15 minutes

Speed: 4

Sound: No

Impact: Don't know

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: November 7, 2009  Time: 9:15 pm   City: Lakewood  Province/State: New York

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          5 SECONDS

Brightness:            BRIGHT AS ASCENDING FIREWORKS ROCKET

color:                 ORANGE

Direction Change:      DESCENDED VERTICALLY 5 DEGREE TILT TO NORTHWEST

Did It Fall Apart:

DISPLAYED 4 TRAILING PIECES

Smoke Trail:

NO

Speed:

           3 OR EVEN 2.5

Sound:

SONIC BOOM ABOUT 10 SECONDS BEFORE

FIREBALL LIKE A .22 RIFLE SHOT

Impact:

FIREBALL DISAPPEARED ABOUT 12 DEGREES ABOVE

HORIZON

Unusual:

ORANGE COLOR - SLOW SPEED - PRECEEDED BY SONIC EVENT - GAVE THE IMPRESSION IT

WAS SIZEABLE AND NEAR

Comments:

I THOUGHT IT MAY HAVE BEEN ONLY 50 TO 60 MILES AWAY

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: November 10, 2009   Time: 9:38 PM   City: Littleton   Province/State: Colorado

Country:  USA Duration of Event: 2 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-East

Direction Disappeared: North

Viewing Time:          a little more than one second

Brightness:            growing to the size and brightness of a full moon

color:                 white, with trails of yellow sparks

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

No, but it was growing larger and brighter until it disappeared.

Smoke Trail:

No, but it left a trail of sparks.

Speed:

3

Sound:

Just before I saw the fireball, I heard a short whistle from the alley so I looked that way and saw the fireball from start to finish.

Impact:

I don't know.

Unusual:

The way it grew to almost full moon size as it fell startled and thrilled me.

Comments:

From southwest Denver, looking across the city, the sky to the east is always washed out with light pollution.  This one must have been enormous to have blazed so brightly through all of that light noise.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date:  November 14, 2009 Time: 7:20 PM PST   City:  Rohnert Park   Province/State: California

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 1 to 1.5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          1 to 1.5 seconds

Brightness:            Twice as bright as distant fireworks.

color:                 White streak, then a bright white flash

Direction Change:      No, as straight as possible.

Did It Fall Apart:

Not until the flash at the end.

Smoke Trail:

Not that I saw

Speed:

5 or 6. Traversal of 45 degrees of arc in 1 to 1.5 seconds.

Sound:

Yes. After a count to 14 or 15 seconds, a distant but distinct boom was heard.

Impact:

I do not believe so. Location would be South of souther Rohnert Park approximately 4 to 5 miles.

Unusual:

The white streak, the bright flash and the distant boom was all.

Comments:

email sent to Sonoma State University Physics and Astronomy Department.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: Early November 2009  Time: After Dusk   City: Clarkston    Province/State: MI

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 1 second

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    East

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          1 second

Brightness:            the outline of the object was the bright/illuminated part

color:                 the object looked black with a few lights or something

Direction Change:      it fell almost directly down like it was going to hit the ground, but it was on a diagonal

Did It Fall Apart:

It looked like some big rock had just fallen from the sky

Smoke Trail:

It did leave a trail that went away quickly because it was dark out

Speed:

6

Sound:

no sound, but I was in my car

Impact:

I don't know because I couldn't see that far, but it sure looked like it was going to hit the ground

Unusual:

it had what looked like lights on it and it moved very very fast

Comments:

It happened so fast and I was on the phone at the time so I questioned if I was just imagining it, but I definitely saw something fall from the sky and I was on Davisburg road headed east.  There is just open land where it would have fallen if it hit ground but I would be too scared to investigate.  It was very strange experience.  I have good eyes and I don't wear glasses. 

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: November 21, 2009  Time: 5:48 PM    City: East Northport   Province/State: New York

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 3 - 4 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Dissapeared: North-West

Viewing Time:          3 - 4 seconds

Brightness:            I initially thought that it was some type of firework.  Not quite as bright as a welders arc

color:                 bright white center with orange circumference

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart: No

Smoke Trail: Yes

Speed: 5

Sound: No

Impact: Not that I could tell.

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Report Type: Fireball    Date: November 21, 2009  Time: 5:00 - 5:45 pm   City: New Haven    Province/State: Connecticut

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 3 seconds

    
Event Description:

Viewing Time:          About 3 seconds

Brightness:            About as bright as the moon on a clear night

color:                 the ball was white, the tail was white with orange at the end

Direction Change:      I did not see it change direction

Did It Fall Apart:

No, it seemed pretty solid.

Smoke Trail:

Not that I could tell.

Speed:

4.5

Sound:

No sound

Impact:

I did not see an impact

Unusual:

Well, the fact that it was a fire ball seemed pretty strange in and of itself, but nothing unusual beyond that fact.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: November 26, 2009  Time: 8:11PM Pacific   City: Apple Valley    Province/State: CA

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 120 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: South-West

Viewing Time:          120 sec

Brightness:            Bright like a log on fire

color:                 Orange red yellow

Direction Change:      Yes it stopped and went to the right

Did It Fall Apart:

Yes it stopped and it burst out three chunks that looked gray and fell in to black

Smoke Trail:

No

Speed:

1-2

Sound:

no

Impact:

no

Unusual:

When I opened the van door it went black then when I took 4 photos of it it went black again. then we pointed at it and said look and the we didn't see it again

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Report Type: Fireball    Date:  November 27, 2009 Time: 7:30 PM   City: Charlottesville    Province/State: Virginia

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 5 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: South-West

Viewing Time:          5 seconds

Brightness:            similar to fireworks

color:                 white and blue-green

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart:

Yes, there was a trail of burning debris behind it.

Smoke Trail:

Dark, could not see any smoke trial.

Speed:

5 (much faster than a plane, but about the speed I would expect for something falling to earth from space)

Sound:

I thought I heard a sizzling sound.  There was no delay, so the sound might unrelated or created before I saw the object.

Impact:

It seemed to burn up before impacting.

Unusual:

I have seen only one other fireball many years ago.  It looked similar to this one.  Definitely much bigger, brighter, and closer than a regular "shooting star".

Comments:

I was in a parking lot of a shopping center when I saw it.  It was so bright and obvious that I expected other people to have seen it.  However, no one around me acted like they saw anything, and when I asked some people, they said they did not see it.  I did, however, see several reports of a large burning object falling to earth on Tweeter right after the event.  One person was from Virginia.  I could not tell where the rest were from.  I would be interested in hearing how many other people saw this fireball.

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: December 25, 2009  Time:  10:11 PM  City:  Hemet  Province/State: California

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 45 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          45 sec.

Brightness:            Aircraft lights

color:                 Orange-Yellow-

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Report Type: Fireball   Date: December 25, 2009  Time: 10:11 PM Mountain    City: Hemet    Province/State: California

Country: USA  Duration of Event:

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          45 sec.

Brightness:            Aircraft lights

color:                 Orange-Yellow-Red dot

Direction Change:      Seemed to stand still for a few seconds

Did It Fall Apart:

No, thought it was actually an aircraft until it flamed out

Smoke Trail:

Not visible

Speed:

very slow 1,thought it was a helicopter

Sound:

No

Impact:

No

Unusual:

Yes, a red dot

Comments:

I'm used to seeing falling meteors, this one was quite out of the ordinary. My 25yo son and girlfriend also saw this

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White, Yellow with Blue Fireball Over Oshahwa, Ontario Canada - December 27, 2009

Report Type: Fireball   Date: December 27, 2009   Time: 1:00 AM  City: Oshahwa  Province/State: Ontario

Country: Canada   Duration of Event: 5 to 6 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: South-East

Viewing Time:          5 or 6 seconds

Brightness:            at first thought it was shooting star, then large fire trailing

color:                 white, yellow blue tinge of red

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

moved like a star to stream of lights and a trail

Smoke Trail:

to far and dark, plus I was really excited to witnessed event

Speed:

6

Sound:

no

Impact:

I am sure it did

Unusual:

not sure it was the first time I have seen such a sight, I look for shooting stars up north, first time in the city to witnes such and incredible moment.

Comments:

I was not the only witness, my brother was in the car beside me, I was driving him home

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Slow Moving Red Balls of Light - Devon, England December 31, 2009

Report Type: Fireball    Date: 12/31/2009  Time: 11:30 PM  City: Plymouth Province/State: Devon

Country:  England  Duration of Event: -

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    -

Direction Disappeared: -

Viewing Time:          There where numerous objects. red in colour.

Brightness:            Like a bright star but moving across the sky and red.

color:                 red

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart:

No they were traveling across the sky from 2 directions. At one time there appeared to be more than 10 moving across the sky.

Smoke Trail:

No

Speed:

2

Sound:

No

Impact:

Don't think so they appeared to die out after a while.

Unusual:

Have never seen it before so couldn't say other than the fact it wasn't a shooting star as they moved way too slow and where definitely red in colour.

Comments:

I was working a night shift and both of my colleagues witnessed them with me. They moved quite slowly and some of them where bigger than others. 

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Green and Blue Fireball Over Acton, California - January 10, 2010

Report Type:  Fireball  Date:  January 10, 2010 Time: 9:40 PM Pacific City: Acton  Province/State: California

Country: USA   Duration of Event: 1 second

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-East

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          one second

Brightness:            brighter than the moon

color:                 Green and Blue

Direction Change:      No

Did It Fall Apart:

Didn't fall apart but made a perfect circle with a small after tail for a very short distance.

Smoke Trail:

Yes, but very short.

Speed:

It just appeared, all at once with a very short entrance and exit.

Sound:

No sound.

Impact:

No.

Unusual:

I've seen many meteors and showers but nothing like this.

Comments:

It was more like a sudden explosion in the night sky but did show a slight direction from the North East toward the South

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Reddish Orange Fireball Over Palos Verdes, California USA - January 21, 2010

Report Type: Fireball  Date: January 21, 2010  Time:  7:15 PM Pacific  City: Palos Verdes Province/State: California

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 3 to 4 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South-East

Direction Disappeared: West

Viewing Time:          about 3 to 4 seconds +

Brightness:            it was like someone lit a basketball on fire and tossed it up

color:                 orange and red

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

No. I was heading up Hawthorne Blvd in Palos Verdes towards Rolling Hills Estates, the street is dark, it came from the SE, at first I thought it was a shooting star, but I looked closer, it was bigger and reddish-orange. It was in one piece as it came from the East heading in a downward position to the West.

Smoke Trail:

somewhat...

Speed:

5

Sound:

no

Impact:

couldn't tell, figured if it did it went into the ocean on the other side of Palos Verdes

Unusual:

yes, it was very bright and colorful- it looked as if it were going to crash into the hillside

Comments:

it was quite amazing, I was with two other people, I had enough time to say, "look at the shooting star", quickly realizing it was much more.

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Boom Followed By A Orange - Yellow Fireball Over Grenfell, Saskatchewan Canada - January 19, 2010

Report Type: Fireball  Date: January 19, 2010   Time: 7:15 - 7:30 am  City: Grenfell Province/State: Saskatchewan

Country:  Canada Duration of Event: 12 - 15 seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-West

Direction Disappeared: North-East

Viewing Time:          12-15 seconds

Brightness:            mini sun

color:                 orange yellowish white

Direction Change:      no it just  went rite across the sky.

Did It Fall Apart:

 no it just flew threw the night sky.

Smoke Trail:

it was still dark no trail that I could see.

Speed:

five

Sound:

heard a low boom and seen this orange yellowish bight then it went across the high sky in north west it went across the north sky and was gone in the north east.

Impact:

no

Unusual:

no

Comments:

I was looking up at the big dipper it was low in the west sky I heard a boom and seen this orange yellowish glow come into my view it appeared in the north and went across the north sky and you could see this sparkles as it goes by and disappeared in the north east sky.

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Bright Orange Red Fireball Over Detroit, Oregon USA - February 14, 2010

Report Type:  Fireball   Date: February 14, 2010  Time:  10:00 PM  City: Detroit  Province/State: Oregon

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 5 Minutes

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North-East

Direction Disappeared: North-East

Viewing Time:          5 minutes

Brightness:            bright as on orange/red full moon

color:                 orange/ red

Direction Change:      slightly-left to right and back

Did_ t Fall Apart:

Diminishing in size as it came closer to earth-then extinguished or just disappeared

Smoke Trail:

It was dark-not obvious with the naked eye

Speed:

1

Sound:

no

Impact:

don't think so-if so other side of the mountain.

Unusual:

seemed to hover for about 15 seconds, then descend slowly back and forth

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Whitish Yellow Fireball With Sound Over Antioch, Illinois USA - February 19, 2010

Report Type: Fireball  Date: February 19, 2010  Time: 7:30 PM  City: Antioch  Province/State: Illinois

Country:  USA  Duration of Event: 6 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: East

Brightness:            fuzzy full moon

color:                 whitish yellow

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

no

Smoke Trail:

not visible

Speed:

4

Sound:

yes, a sec or 2 after it wasn't visible

Impact:

no

Unusual:

no

Comments:

wow, is all I can say

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Orange Fireball Over Greensboro, Florida USA - February 23, 2010

Report Type: Fireball   Date: February 23, 2010  Time: 9:30 - 10:00 pm   City: Greensboro  Province/State: Florida

Country:  USA Duration of Event: 15 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    South

Direction Disappeared: East

Viewing Time:          no more than15 seconds

Brightness:            compared to the night sky it was pretty bright

color:                 orange

Direction Change:      it was falling from west to east

Did It Fall Apart:

no, it was about five or 300 hundred yards in front of me, behind it was dark sky

Smoke Trail:

couldn't tell

Speed:

maybe about 51/2

Sound:

no sound, I was in side, if it made a sound I did not hear one

Impact:

I believe that if it was a meteorite, that it did impact the place that it fell, I wanted to go tomorrow and look for it, but it's in a wooded area, and I have some health issues. It fell behind my home.

Unusual:

At first I thought that I was looking at a shooting star, but all of those that I have seen were white in color and they were higher up in the sky, this one was orange in color and was in the tree line, closer and it was arched., Like when fire works go off on the forth of July, only I didn't hear any sound,

Comments:

It didn't look like a meteor shower, there was only one display of light

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Sudden Flash of White Light Over Chicago, Illinois USA - February 24, 2010

Report Type: Fireball  Date:  February 24, 2010 Time: 8:30 pm CST   City: Chicago  Province/State: Illinois

Country:  USA Duration of Event: 2 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    -

Direction Disappeared: -

Viewing Time:          2 sec

Brightness:            brighter than a large photo flash

color:                 white. no blue or grn tint

Direction Change:      n/a

Did It Fall Apart:

This was simply a large flash in the sky. surrounded entire area from sky to ground

Smoke Trail:

n/a

Speed:

n/a

Sound:

no sound at all

Impact:

the light, again, encompassed entire area from sky to ground. I was out side in the park with the dogs and others. WE all saw it. same description from all.

Unusual:

see above. was not a ball but a horribly bright encompassing flash of light. was also seen by others blocks away but they were indoors

Comments:

Again, this was not a ball of light traveling thru the sky but a sudden flash surrounding entire area

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Extremely Bright Fireball Over Brodhead Wisconsin, USA - April 14, 2010

Report Type: Fireball  Date: April 14, 2010  Time:10:12 pm   City: Brodhead Province/State: Wisconsin

Country: USA  Duration of Event: 10 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    West

Direction Disappeared: South

Viewing Time:          10 seconds

Brightness:            extremely bright.  1000 watt light bulb

color:                 yellow-white

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

no

Smoke Trail:

no it left a light trail

Speed:

3

Sound:

no

Impact:

no

Unusual:

no

Comments:

The fireball was so bright I could see the tree line.  I was in the upstairs bedroom working and on the phone.  I have seen meteor showers and and Hailey's comet but nothing like this.

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Very Bright White-Green Fireball Over Cedar Springs, Iowa - April 14, 2010

Report Type: Fireball  Date: April 14, 2010  Time: 10:10 PM  City: Cedar Rapids Province/State: Iowa

Country:USA   Duration of Event: 12 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Direction Appeared:    North

Direction Disappeared: North-East

Viewing Time:          12 seconds

Brightness:            VERY BRIGHT, -10 magnitude?  Full moon bright

color:                 white/green,  then turned orange/red as it disintegrated

Direction Change:      no

Did It Fall Apart:

yes, at the end, it turned orange/red and appeared to fall apart into many small pieces.

Smoke Trail:

could not tell

Speed:

typical meteorite speed, maybe a little slower.

Sound:

no

Impact:

I do not believe so.

Unusual:

Comments:

I am an armature astronomer. First saw it near Polaris in Ursa minor. It went east to north/east and disappeared around Phi Herculis in Hercules. A very bright fireball. Similar to the Grand Junction, CO fireball Was also witnessed by Todd Young, who was with me at the time.

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Large Blue White Fireball Over Wanaka, New Zealand - March 19, 2010

Report Type:  Fireball Date: March 19, 2010   Time:  GMT + 12  City: Wanaka,  Province/State: Otago, South Island

Country: New Zealand  Duration of Event: 9 Seconds

    
Event Description:

Meteor travelling east to west low just south of Wanaka town , 2 witnesses

Object information:

one object , very long white tail , almost blue/white leading fireball , no sound , size !  no idea of its distance away from me to scale its size from , guess a Freezer size but its a guess>

One unusual thing was it broke into multiple parts just before it vanished , very impressive :)

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