Northern AZ Meteor Fireball 31MAY2011

FITS (fireball internet traffic sources) Suggests Meteor/Fireball Seen North Of Phoenix, AZ 31MAY2011

Phoenix, 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 may 31 phoenix arizona meteor.
18:45:33 -- 4 hours 32 mins ago

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Western Tennessee Meteor Fireball Indicated by FITS Inquiries 30MAY2011

Possible Meteor/Fireball Seen From Western TN 30MAY2011 (FITS)

Medina, Tennessee arrived from google.com on "elp allsky: AL, GA ,TN, NC, FL, Large Bright Green Fireball 20MAY2011..." by searching for fireball in west tn.
20:50:37 -- 1 hour 17 mins ago

Memphis, Tennessee arrived from google.com on "elp allsky: May 31, 2011" by searching for meteor may 30.
20:34:08 -- 1 hour 34 mins ago

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GREEN FIREBALL ALERT...FITS Indicates Significant Increase In Green Fireball Activity Underway...More Expected Next Several Days

NASA-JPL Near Earth Object (NEO) ASTEROID PASS PREDICTIONS

30MAY2011 - 15JUN2011

yellow=alert, red=high alert

Object Name	Close Approach Date	Miss Distance (AU)	Miss Distance (LD)	Estimated Diameter*	H (mag)	Relative Velocity (km/s)
(2011 HP)	2011-May-30	0.0336	13.1	110 m - 230 m	22.0	8.38
(2011 KE3)	2011-May-30	0.1297	50.5	48 m - 110 m	23.7	5.13
188174 (2002 JC)	2011-Jun-01	0.1478	57.5	1.0 km - 2.3 km	17.1	20.88
(2011 HO53)	2011-Jun-01	0.1847	71.9	59 m - 130 m	23.3	3.86
(2011 KX15)	2011-Jun-01	0.0384	14.9	13 m - 29 m	26.5	4.68
(2009 BD)	2011-Jun-02	0.0023	0.9	5.7 m - 13 m	28.3	1.91
(2010 XK)	2011-Jun-02	0.1016	39.5	72 m - 160 m	22.8	14.01
(2011 KE15)	2011-Jun-03	0.0096	3.7	11 m - 25 m	26.9	7.98
(2011 KV15)	2011-Jun-05	0.0215	8.4	16 m - 36 m	26.1	10.22
(2010 NJ1)	2011-Jun-06	0.1608	62.6	230 m - 510 m	20.3	15.96
(2011 KJ15)	2011-Jun-09	0.0548	21.3	66 m - 150 m	23.0	22.76
267494 (2002 JB9)	2011-Jun-11	0.1837	71.5	2.0 km - 4.4 km	15.7	29.25
153792 (2001 VH75)	2011-Jun-12	0.1085	42.2	670 m - 1.5 km	18.0	25.48
(2009 BW2)	2011-Jun-13	0.1144	44.5	25 m - 56 m	25.1	3.76
(2010 VL65)	2011-Jun-14	0.1902	74.0	5.5 m - 12 m	28.4	4.07
(2004 LO2)	2011-Jun-15	0.0254	9.9	30 m - 66 m	24.8	15.29

Notes: LD means "Lunar Distance." 1 LD = 384,401 km, the distance between Earth and the Moon. 1 LD also equals 0.00256 AU. MAG is the visual magnitude of the asteroid on the date of closest approach.

Florida Meteor Fireball 30MAY2011

 Florida Meteor Fireball Eyewitness Report From Orlando, FL 30MAY2011

E-mail From:

Noemi-Orlando FL:
Red/orange fire like ball flying across the sky.  It was moving slow from left to right, seemed lower than airplane altitude. It was big enough to see but it was slowly disappearing as it flew away . I live in Orlando, FL.  It was about 10:30 or 11pm on May 30.     thank you Noemi! what direction were you facing? thanks

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