Possible Meteor Fireball Seattle WA 01MAY2011...

Internet Inquiry For Meteor/Fireball Over Seattle Washington 01MAY2011

Seattle, Washington arrived from google.com on "elp allsky: May 1, 2011" by searching for meteor fireball 5/1/2011.
02:35:20 -- 1 hour 59 mins ago

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Possible Northern California Meteor Fireball 30APR2011...

Email From:

Toni Chiapelli-N CAL:
I went online this morning to research the fireball meteorite and found your inquiry asking for more information. I live in San Anselmo, CA just north of San Francisco. At approximately 10pm I witnessed a huge fireball meteorite/asteroid rip across the sky in a firery orange display. I also noticed soft billowy tree or feather-like formations that were not clouds but rather had more of an etheric quality. After some online research, I discovered that we had a geomagnetic storm last night.

Major Bolide Italia 01:57:55 UTC 29APR2011...

From The Italian Meteor and Transient Luminous Event Network(IMTN) 29APR2011-01:57:55 UTC

The meteoroid was switched to 100 km above sea level, 61 km SW of Rome in the middle of the Tyrrhenian Sea, has passed for 142 km with a mean (above ground) of 22 ° and an azimuth of 213 ° (SW -> NE ), completing the course in atmospheric N 2 km of Arrochar (TR). Average air speed 30 km / s. The ride is reported to track partial recovery from Abruzzo (distance, start and end, as the crow flies: 240 km and 112 km), more complete than recovery from the station Lazio (82 km, 46 km, 98 km) . The apparent radiation indicates a probable Virginide, complex system of subradianti eclitticale in area close to the Virgo, Libra and Scorpio.

Orbital Elements (J.2000)

2334 AU semi-major axis
Eccentricity 0829
Inclination 23.5 °
The ascending node longitude 218.27 °
Perihelion argument to 109.33 °
Perihelion distance to UA 0400
Aphelion distance of 4268 AU

Asteroidal origin.