Email From: Robin and Dan C.-Mesa, AZ:
Hi, When I was out walking my dogs last night (Nov. 23, 2011 just after 8 pm) I saw a falling green light in the sky. I live in Mesa and I was looking toward Phoenix. I couldn’t figure out what it was because of it’s green colour and the angle of its fall (not straight down, but at angle). Then it just disappeared and I didn’t see anything further on it. Sorry to be vague, but I wasn’t expecting to see a green light. We live near the flight path to Phoenix airport and we’re used to seeing planes fly overhead at night, but they are never such a bright green colour. It was the bright green colour that got my attention.
I hope this was somewhat helpful, Indeed it is and thanks for your contribution!
yesterday night at about 4.45am 11.20.2011 i saw a green light come down at about a 45 degree angle over phoenix, az . i thought it was a shooting star but ive seen shooting stars before and this was too green too bright and a little slower. Thank you Guest 663! Anyone other witnesses from the Phoenix area?? email wxtx01@gmail.com w/ your reports. Thank You!
Email From: Sally H.-Tucson, AZ:
Approximately 9:25pm MST, looking west-southwest from the northwest side of Tucson, AZ, I watched an orange fireball with a projectile that shot out at about 4:00 (as seen on a clock face). Then they both disappeared. Awesome!
We are looking for confirmation on this event! If you saw it, please send a description of your sighting to wxtx01@gmail.comThank You!
Email From: Chris-Phoenix, AZ-7:30 p.m. MST:
I just saw a completly red streakalmost dead west from my location low on the horizon appearing to gostraight down. The streak was long, if I held my hand out it was about3 inches long. It was also wide which was odd, it looked about 1/4-1/2"wide again measured against my outstreatched hand. It was there withwhat sorta looked like the same color sparks and then gone in under asecond.
It was the width that caught my attention. Also that is was all red..
Very odd
Kristi P.-Yuma, AZ:
Hello AGAIN!
Please let me know if others saw this!
Date and Time of these events: October 29th @ aprox 7:21pm
Location name (town,city) : Buckeye, Az (Watson & Yuma)
Duration of Event (seconds), Lasted maybe 4-6 seconds,
Brightness ( in comparison with Venus, Moon, Sun) color, sounds? Bright (almost like a firework about to explode then go out just before)and no sound. It was a bright white.
Photos? Videos? No photo or video
Happened in the Western sky.
Thanks!
Kristi Thanks for your continued contributions Kristi!
Another AZ Green Fireball Reported To ELPALLSKY 17OCT2011...
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Email From:
Chris V.-Scottsdale, AZ:
I just saw star exactly how you describe I was at my parents house they live in north scottsdale buy scottsdale airport scottsdale arizona what time was around 9:48pm. Was green with maybe a hint of blue in the center surrounded by an orange halo I was facing west maybe a little northwest the direction it was traveling was south to north it started hi in the atmosphere and died about 3 quarters away from horizon it was only the second shooting star that was that big that I have seen the other 1 was all orange around the beginning of the summer this year as for the size I'm not an astronomer but it was huge if they say most shooting stars are the size of pebbles I would say this was the size of a 747 but again I am not an astronomer I saw it and I searched it online and saw your website and sent you an email I hope this helps indeed! Thank you Chris
Reports To ELPALLSKY Of A Major, Long Duration Green Meteor Fireball Over SOCAL And AZ...Captured On Video ~7:50 P.M. MST 14SEP2011
***UPDATE !!!...EVENT CAPTURED BY SANDIA SENTINEL FIREBALL NETWORK CAMERA IN HERMOSILLO, MEXICO...***
From Dr. Salvador Aguirre-Sentinel Fireball Network Camera ~500 KM SSE Of Event Occurrence...In Imagery, North Is Up And West Is Right
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Images And Video Above Courtesy And (C) 2011 S. Aguirre-Sandia Sentinel Fireball Camera Network-Hermosillo, Sonora MX-All Rights Reserved
Email To ELPALLSKY From:
Joe V.-Orange County, CA:
I witnessed the fireball last week during my lunch break at work. And yesterday again during my lunch 7:15ish I seen a huge blue green flash followed by a second flash in the sky. I was wondering if anyone seen the same thing. I'm in orange county, ca.
Kim E.-Scottsdale, AZ:
We r in fountain hills arizona. Just east of scottsdale. At about 7:45 this evening as we looked toward the south a huge, slow moving object moved across the sky from west to east pretty slowly and was the most vibrant green and yellows. We have no idea what it was. Assuming a satellite or meteor. Have any clues???
Sarah K. & Joseph P.-Las Vegas, NV:
My name is Sarah. My son Joseph (driving), and I and my granddaughter were driving out of Redrock Canyon, Las Vegas, Nv at app. 7:45pm on wed. Sept 14th; Joe said" Look " we witnessed a huge green fireball shooting through the sky heading SW. It was totally amazing. It lasted about 5 seconds then went over horizon.
Lance-Las Vegas, NV:
Thank you for awesome website.
I was driving South on Town Center Drive and looked up to see a very large orange ball streaking across the sky with an incredibly bright green tail. It flew over head for abbot three? seconds and then disappeared.
My experience was the exact same as the other Las Vegas contributors that were traveling South at the time. An awesome sight. Lance
Masayoshi K,-Prescott, AZ:
This is the meteor fireball I witnessed last night when I was driving on Prescott Lakes Parkway to the south between Willow Lake Road and State Route 89 in Prescott, Arizona. It was 7:45 PM. The green glow was flying across my field of vision almost horizontally from west to east. It lasted for about 10 seconds before it went down behind a mountain. It was so huge that I thought it was a falling aircraft at first! I have never seen such a huge meteorite flying for such long duration.
Evelyn C.-Irvine, CA:saw a huge fire ball with long bluish white tail. I'm sure it was miles awa but way too big for no one to notice
Richard B.-Carlsbad, CA:I just saw a large fireball in the sky to the east. I'm in Carlsbad. I was walking east and noticed the fireball. It was traveling right to left across the sky. It was greenish in color and the front of it was orange. Like an orange ball with a green halo and tail. It actually looked like two fireballs right next to each other. I saw it for about 3 or 4 seconds before it went behind the horizon. I didn't hear any sounds.
Unnamed Reporter-San Diego, CA:
Sept 14 7:45 pm, Fireball item
- irregular shaped object, with a 12 foot +/- streak of fire following it, along the horizon arching easterly in Scripps Ranch, San Diego. MCAS (Marine Corps Air Station) or Miramar East (east of I-15) is directly south of us, but what a sight!
Artillery? or Fireball. wow!
Stephen K.-Phoenix, AZ:Hello,
Spectacular fireball across the sky just minutes ago, just a bit south of Phoenix. One of the coolest things I've ever seen!
Steve
Phillip H.-Phoenix,AZ:
Large blue green fireball moving south breaking up as it moved.
Jerry B.-Yuma, AZ:Witnessed a large meteor / fireball near Yuma, AZ at approximately 1950 local on 14 Sep 11. It passed just south of the airfield headed west to east and had a bright green and white tail to it. It lasted 5-7 seconds.
Laura-Phoenix, AZ:I saw a white ball with a tail of green & blue coming from the south, then it broke up in front of me until there was nothing left. It was less than 50ft above the ground at the end!
Unnamed Reporter-Coronado, CA:
I was leaving work around 7:47 pm driving south from Coronado island and saw a huge fireball heading what seemed to be straight down. It was bright orange and yellow at first, then turned to a darker more red color. It broke off into pieces at what looked like about a mile up and diminished over southern San Diego. It looked like it was right over 32nd street naval base. Didn't hear any noise or any accompanying booms.
Christina E.-Unknown Location:I was heading east on Santa Fe towards El Camino Real tonight at around 745p tonight and saw the most amazing fireball falling from the sky south west of where I was driving towards Manchester in the canyons behind Crest, probably appeared closer than it was so could have been further south. In any case it was a glowing green-blue fire ball trailed by orange-red gaseous tail heading down towards the ground. The most magnificent gift I could have ever seen. I feel so blessed to have witnessed this.
About 15min later 5 police cars were racing thru Encinitas & El Camino blvd. Three turned west on Encinitas an 2 drove straight thru towards Manchester heading south. Curious if they were looking for the fireball as this one certainly hit ground somewhere.
Stacey C.-Chino Hills, CA:My husband and I just saw a huge green shooting star type thing. We were in Chino Hills at the Costco facing South and it looked like it was dropping to the ground from west to east. We lost sight of it behind Costco. My husband was the one who first spotted it and he said it lasted several seconds. When I saw it it looked like it had a green tail on each side but he said that when he first spotted it, it only had one green tail and then broke into two. I'm really curious about what this is.
Unnamed Reporter-Irvine, CA:My husband and I witness this in Irvine, Ca on 9/14 around 7:50pm. It lasted for about 30 seconds and for what my husband it was greenish/bluish. I was lucky enough to see the end of it which looked like the ending of a shooting star (white tail). We were amazed at how long it lasted. We almost anticipated a loud explosion after it ended.
Do we know why this is happening more frequently? By reading others reports on here it seems as if we are waiting for something big.
Natalie S.-Twin Cities, CA:I happened to find your site cause I heard about the california meteor or whatever it was.
Interesting to see your posts.
I posted this on facebook so will grab my post
Flashing green light in the sky when I put my dog out at 11:30 p.m.. It ran from north to south, which isn't really a plane status over our house. When I had the flashlight out to watch our dog, I shined it up there, it was gone. Strange....
It was a bright green light -- flashed and then gone. I tried to follow it with the flashlight and it was gone, just like that! I live in se twin cities, and the direction was slightly southwest of me, and traveling south.
I'm wondering if there were report of that? Wierd to see the green meteor if that is what it was.
Diane-Phoenix, AZ:Hi, I do not know how I found your website, but, I saw a HUGE, beautiful meteor tonight in Phoenix and have been looking for info...wondering if u have any??? Thanks
Lena S.-Prescott, AZ:My husband and I where sitting on our couch and we got to see the meteor. It was awesome. We live in Prescott valley area. It was green when it was coming in. And when we saw it, it looked like it was heading towards Phoenix.
Nyle-San Diego, CA:I was browsing your site and thought I'd lend my short description of the event.
I was driving down I-5 south, just around Old Town/India St. at about 7:45pm when I saw what I initially thought was a missile descending from the east.
At first it was a bright teal surrounded by a burning orange-yellow. The orange-yellow faded shortly, leaving the teal fireball which slowly got smaller and smaller as it got closer and cloers.
It was great to see. I hope this helps.
Steve W.-Las Vegas, NV: I'm was driving on Rainbow Blvd headed south just past Russell Rd.. I saw a what I thought was a firework at first, but at second glance noticed that it seemed low traveling fast across the sky with minimal decent.. It resembled a meteor.. But it was an orange glowing ball with a green flare type tail.. It really reminded me of the green copper flame.. Some torch lighters have a little copper ball suspended in the middle of where the flame from the lighter comes out and the copper turns the flame green.. That's exactly what it looks like.. As if it were a large copper meteor..
Thanks... Stevo..
Anonymous Reporter-San Clemente, CA:I was in San Clemente CA just entering San Diego County on the Pacific Coast highway heading south when I saw a meteor at about 7:42 pm local time. It was south at about 40 degrees elevation moving from west to east. It began as a red orange streak with a long tail moving slowly, but as time went on a green ball formed at the head. After about 5 or 6 seconds it flamed out and disappeared. My wife also saw it and she thought it might have been a flare, but we soon began to hear radio news reports that it was seen all over Southern California.
Christy R.-Phoenix, AZ:
I saw the green fireball last night and what really gets me is a friend of mine is telling me that NASA said it was space junk and landed in california. Im in Phoenix, and it was moving in a straight line West to East so how is that possible. NOT! It was very low and very clear and looked like a sideways moving firework because it was so intensely green but what really made it odd was the perfect straight line it moved in. Not even a bit at an angle like it was heading down. I saw the videos and they were way far away, what I saw looked very close, and bright and low in the sky.
Thank You
Christy R
From The ELPALLSKY Chatroom:
Sep 15 2011, 1:55 AM Guest773 (guest):
so glad i found this site,i live in rancho santa margarita,CA.1 hr north of san diego,10 mins inland from laguna beach, it appeared in the sky as a non moving ultra bright white lite,then it took off like a rocket, heading southeast with a very long and fiery tail then it turned to a superbrite green lite with an even bigger tail off of it...freaked me out, never seen anything like it...then i ran to tell my roomates and they jsut looked at me like i was nuts, cant wait to show them this site...aaaaah vindication!!! coolest thing i ever saw, but kinda scary
Sep 14 2011, 10:35 PM Guest637 (guest):
We saw in in Chino Hills, CA. Huge bright and green in the sky to the South
Sep 14 2011, 9:38 PM troyd-california (guest):
My wife & I seen it also, live in riveside ca facing east, it came from south going north east, it was huge, not like any meteor i ever seen
ok my friend in Lake Havasu seen it also and they also said they have never seen one that big and those colors,, anyone have any idea what else it could have been?? i trucked for 18 years, mostly nights, seen a gazillion showers but never anything like that..
Sep 14 2011, 9:24 PM Guest844 (guest):
Out my window in Claremont, CA, ~7:50PM PT, spotted an extremely bright and fast-moving fireball moving from west to east and increasing in brightness as it appeared to descend. Roughly 5-10x brighter than the planes flying out of Ontario airport. Brightest I've ever seen!
Sep 14 2011, 9:16 PM Guest789 (guest):
Saw a large meteor / fireball near Yuma, AZ at 1950 local. It passed just south of the city headed west to east with a bright green/white tail to it. Ive seen meteors before but never with the colors this one had
Sep 14 2011, 9:17 PM Guest937 (guest):
Gang, I just went out to check my mailbox and I was blown away by this. Thanks for backing me up so my family doesn't think I'm crazy....
Sep 14 2011, 9:14 PM Ashley Mobley:
I totally saw the fireball in Phoenix. I was driving south on 75th ave near peoria and it was to the south west moving east. It was green, moving so slowly and broke up into a bunch of pieces. Too cool!
Sep 14 2011, 9:14 PM Guest122 (guest):
Scottsdale looking South. Looked like it was moving south east
Sep 14 2011, 9:07 PM Guest937 (guest):
At 7:52 tonight, I saw the coolest thing ever, I believe a comet just south of my home in Phoenix. Anyone else see it? Please!
This was very exciting; I'm at around 40th & Chandler in Ahwatukee.
Sep 14 2011, 9:11 PM Guest122 (guest):
Yes I saw the phoenix fireball. The largest I've seen. Very awesome blue green streak.
ADDITIONAL EYEWITNESS REPORTS NEEDED ON THIS EVENT !!
Email From: Gary E.-Seligman, AZ:
Green fireball (~1/2 moon size)
Traveling east on I-40, ~30 miles from Seligman, AZ
Sept 1, 2011 approximate time (did not see the time), 6:50 PM, before sunset. Brighter that moon.
Direction from N to S at ~25 degree angle close to horizon. Went behind hill.
Thought it would hit the ground.
Gary E
This Event Was Visible Over The Highly Populated Area Of Phoenix, AZ. Between 7:50 And 8:00 P.M. (around local dusk) 06AUG2011. More Reports Needed !!
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Email From:
Kristi R.P.-On The Road West of Phoenix:
I wrote back in June bc I saw a green light and tonight I saw it again!
I was heading West on I-10 passing Jackrabbit when I looked to the NW sky and saw a green light falling straight down. It did not hit surface or make any sound.
This happened 8/6/11 aprox @ 7:55pm in AzI would look btwn 750-8pm to be safe. Please email me and let me know if this was tracked like the last one.
Thanks!
Kristi thank you for your loyalty Kristi! Other reports needed!! If you saw this fireball, PLEASE REPORT ITHERE
bmotzkin-Lake Mead, AZ:
On Saturday 8-6-11 I saw a green streak in the sky. It had a tail with a greenish ball at the end. It happened sometime around dusk, maybe close to 7:45-8:00 pm. We were at Temple Bar Marina on the water near the fuel dock at Lake Mead in AZ looking back towards the restaurant. I would say it traveled from the South to the West and fell from the left to the right as it fell. It did not hit land and there was not any noise. thank you! This certainly helps!
F.I.T.S. (fireball internet traffic sources) Inquiries:
B M Goldwater A F Range, Arizona arrived on "elp allsky: BREAKING METEOR FIREBALL NEWS...Phoenix, Tempe AZ Green Daylight Fireball Report 08JUN2011".
23:31:06 -- 2 hours 11 mins ago
Bright Blue Fireball Seen From AZ and CA ~04:30 a.m. PDT-MST 12JUL2011
E-mail From: Mrs. L.-Phoenix AZ:
~430 am, moonless. LARGE meteor falling nearly perpendicular to earth in the NNW sky. The "tail" of the meteor was far wider than any I had ever seen and glowed for a long time after the meteor had passed. Light emission appeared bluish white. Spectacular! thank you Mrs. L.!
Kenny T.-Central CA:
Driving east in Hanford, CA just before 4:30 my brother and I both saw a huge blue fireball falling from the sky and it only lasted a few seconds. We were seriously freaking out! thanks for the confirmation Kenny!
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ITS Indicates Possible SE AZ Orange Meteor Fireball 25MAY2011...
Internet Traffic Source:
Tucson, Arizona arrived from google.com on "elp allsky" by searching for strange lights over tucson arizona may 25 2011.
23:35:41 -- 9 seconds ago
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14:32:59 -- 7 minutes ago
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Internet Traffic To ELPALLSKY: Tucson, Arizona arrived from google.com on "elp allsky" by searching for sonic boom in tucson az.
23:39:36 -- 16 minutes ago
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Numerous Emails & Internet Inquiries Indicate Fireball Event In Arizona 14MAY2011...Captured By Sandia Sentinel Camera (ELPALLSKY) EL PASO, TX And Hermosillo Mexico 05:55:13 UTC 15MAY2011 (11:55:13 p.m. MDT 14MAY2011-10:55:13 p.m. MST)
Observation From John G. In Tucson, AZ:
Copy of a fireball report sent 05/15/11 4:03 PM to
International Meteor Organization (IMO)
Fireball Report Form http://www.imo.net/fireball/report
Date, Time and Location:
Date : 2011 May 14
Time: : 22:55:00 MST
Location : Tucson AZ USA Pima county
Longitude: 110° 49' 20.64" West
Latitude : 32° 8' 11.76" North
Fireball Parameters:
Apparent path earth-based coordinates
Beginning point elevation: 40°
Beginning point azimuth : 290°
Ending point elevation : 30°
Ending point azimuth : 340°
Description:
Comparison with brightness of full moon: Brighter than full moon
Duration:: 3 seconds
Color(s): white only
Trail: yes
Fragmentation: no
Persistent Train: yes
Angular Velocity: Scale medium
Sound: None
Shower: unknown
Observer:
Observer's name: John G.
Address: On File
e-mail: On File
Comments:
Naked eye observation
Two observers, ages 57 and 12.
I am an amature astronomer.
No cloud cover at time of observation.
City lights.
Observers had been outside for 1/2 hour so our vision was dark adapted.
Apparant diameter of fireball:
Start: bright Venus
End : 3/4 diameter of full moon
At the time the observation was made the moon was visible, with parameters
(from Sky View Café set to my coordinates)
Azimuth : 14° 14' 12''
Altitude: 42° 38' 56''
Magnitude: -12.0
Illuminated fraction: 92.9%
Angular diameter: 33.39'
As the moon was visible at the time of my observation,
I have confidence in brightness and size comparisons relative to full moon.
Thanks for sharing this report John!
E-mails From:
popealexander93 In El Paso TX:
On May 14, 2011 I say a fireball in El Paso Texas. I was facing west between 11:45pm and 12:00am when i looked up and say a bright red fireball streak across the sky and go behind the franklin mountains. I didn't hear any noise and the fireball was pretty large in size. I don't know if it was a comet, meteor, or what? Can you validate what i say? Contact me with any questions on what i saw. Andrea P. In Tucson, AZ:
Hi I was at a party last night in downtown Tucson, Arizona when I saw the fireball (maybe 10:30 or 11?) I worked teaching astronomy for years in very dark skies (compared to urban Tucson at near full moon!) but I have NEVER seen anything so spectacular. I saw it in the eastern sky, moving from south to north.At first it was white light, getting brighter and brighter and leaving a trail, but then it burst into multi-colored light and several pieces (10?), each of which burned in twinkling colors. It was SO bright! most people at the party thought it was some sort of firework a neighbor had set off. (you were looking for descriptions for elp allsky, right?)
no pics, sadly!
Andrea
Internet Inquiries:
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00:56:39 -- 35 minutes ago
Marana, Arizona arrived from google.com on "elp allsky: Jan 14, 2011" by searching for meteorite may 14, 2011 tucson.
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Mesa, Arizona arrived from google.com on "elp allsky: "Large Fragmenting Meteor Fireball 8:48pm MST Phoenix AZ 08APR2011"...NOT A FIREBALL AT ALL!" by searching for meteor near phoenix.
00:02:43 -- 1 hour 30 mins ago
From The Chat Box 11MAY2011: May 11 2011, 10:22 PM: Guest80 (guest):
anyone see a green bolide over sothern arizona this morning around 4:45?-4:30am? southern*, az west of sierra vista
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E-mail From Dave Mills-SSW Of Flagstaff AZ...
Humboldt Arizona, n-ne sky large fireball, very bright, wide tail distinctive fiery object at the bottom. Appeared quite large traveling straight down April 2 2011 @ approximately 21:30 local time. thank you for your e-mail Dave!
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Internet Inquiry Indicates Possible AZ Meteor Fireball...
Tempe, Arizona arrived from google.com on "elp allsky:" by searching for fireball in the sky april 2 2011. 23:12:42 -- 1 minute ago
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Internet Inquiry To ELPALLSKY: Sedona, Arizona arrived from google.it on "elp allsky: Feb 9, 2011" by searching for green light sedona february 2011.
08:47:08 -- 22 minutes ago
