Southern California Meteor Fireball With Sonics ~10:15 p.m. PDT 14AUG2011

SOCAL Fireball With Sonic Booms Witnessed By Several ~10:15 p.m. PDT 14AUG2011

 

From The ELPALLSKY Chatbox:

Aug 15 2011, 12:34 AM David C.:  

Approximately 10:15PM PST in Mission Viejo, ca heard a loud boom with a second echo immediately after. Neighbors were all outside trying to figure out what it was, neighbor across the street said they saw a flash of light from outside in the sky right before the noise, another neighbor said she was walking her dog and saw a bright white streak above her and the loud boom as it went by     thanks David...can we get reports from your neighbors? Thanks!

 

***We definately need additional reports on this event. If you saw it, please email us at wxtx01@gmail.com and leave us a report for followup. Please include the date and time, the direction you were facing/driving, the direction in which the object moved (upper left to lower right etc.) approximate size and brightness compared to a full moon, color, any flashes, streaks, fragmentation and any sounds or delayed sounds such as sonic booms, hisses, sizzles etc. Thank you! Your information is vital to research/recovery efforts so please take time to report.***

NB Canada Meteor Fireball ~10:40pm EDT 14AUG2011

Email From:

Berthe S.-NB, Canada:
we saw a fire ball in the sky around 10 40 p.m. 14 august 2011 over caraquet new brunswick  canada . it look like a meteorite burning it was travelling at a fair speed and for about 3 min then going back out in the clouds , to us it was travelling north west at a speed of about may be 1500 km per hour the burning ball was looking to be as big as probably a football field for further info please contact me at (number on file) for loulou please leave me a message if someone else seen the same thank you and have a nice day.......

***Did you see this event??...Please offer others a chance to read about what you saw!Email us at wxtx01@gmail.com Please include the date and time, the direction you were facing/driving, the direction in which the object moved (upper left to lower right etc.) approximate size and brightness compared to a full moon, color, any flashes, streaks, fragmentation and any sounds or delayed sounds such as sonic booms, hisses, sizzles etc. Thank you! Your information is vital to research/recovery efforts so please take time to report.***