NEO Alert For Increased Fireball Activity 17Jan2011...

Posted From Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News...

Expect more green meteor fireball activity through the end of JAN 2011
Just prior to, during, and just after the 17th and 28th a higher probability of green meteor fireballs is predicted by Meteor/Meteorite News.  Keep your cameras ready and get outside to watch! Help the Meteor/Meteorite News out!!!!
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Possible Alabama Meteor/Fireball 16Jan2011...
Internet inquiries to ELPALLSKY indicate a possible bright meteor event over northern Alabama on Jan 16, 2011

Tuscaloosa, Alabama arrived from google.com on "elp allsky"  meteor over huntsville today.

Florence, Alabama arrived from google.com on "elp allsky"  meteor january 16th 2011

Jan 16 2011, 7:59 PM Guest776 (guest): 1/16/2011 6:12 pm I saw a large fireball while traveling North I 65 North in Montgomery Al. color white and blue with orange fireball arount center it last about 6 to eight seconds and went north and looked like it exploded. My husband and I thought some kind of aircraft exploded. It looked huge I thought I would see some sort of explosion went it hit earth but we did not. just plain weird.

Madison, Alabama arrived from google.com on "elp allsky:  january 16, 2011 meteor.

Birmingham, Alabama arrived from google.com on "elp allsky"  meteor alabama.

Atlanta, Georgia arrived from google.com on "elp allsky"  january 16 meteor

Anonymous Says:
I can confirm the same, from Birmingham Alabama. Green fireball that never extinguished and disappeared over the mountain...probably landed somewhere between Coleman and Huntsville? 

Jan 17 2011, 12:31 PM DanielleHults (guest): I saw it as well. At 6:12 pm last night. Unfortunately, I only saw it for a few seconds before it disappeared behind the trees. It took my breath away. Oh, I was in Mountain Brook, AL looking northwest

Jan 17 2011, 9:07 PM Guest91 (guest): I also saw the AL 1/16 fireball for a few seconds. I was near Cullman on I65 North and it was WNW so from Cullman it was in the direction of Moulton. An AWESOME sight!!

Raliegh NC...Meteor/Fireball Report 16Jan2011 
Around 3am EST. Seen westward ~45deg up, moving S to N lasted nearly 5 sec and very slow, maybe traveling 1/4 of sky. Thot was a plane at first (just a ball) but was quite a bit too fast. Don't recall much of a tail, but flared into several pieces at end and dissipated.

Traffic to this site indicates a meteor event may have occured over L.A CAL 15JAN2011

Los Angeles, California arrived from google.com on "elp allsky" something falling down from the sky 1-15-2011 around 10:00PM in fire in buena park ca

Stockton, California arrived from google.com on "elp allsky" slow moving object that appeared to be on fire northwest of Stockton, CA January 15, 2011. 

Jan 17 2011, 7:37 PM

Guest245 (guest): My daughter Jessica G. and I saw a blue light in the sky around 9:30ish in Los Angeles Ca, headed west as we were on the 105 fwy.

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Video Of 11Jan2011 Mississippi Bolide

Internet traffic on ELPALLSKY suggests a possible bright meteor event over Arizona on Jan 14, 2011...

Tucson, Arizona arrived from google.com on elp allsky large meteor over tucson 1/14/2011

Maricopa, Arizona arrived from google.com on elp allsky fireball in az

Phoenix, Arizona arrived from google.com on "elp allsky"  streak of light in the sky phoenix 

Queen Creek, Arizona arrived from google.com on "elp allsky"  blue light across sky in phoenix.

Jan 16 2011, 10:54 AM Guest665 (guest): I'm visiting Chatroll from Glendale, AZ United States! My husband and I were in our Jacuzzi on Friday January 14, 2011 and we saw a good size blue ball across the sky at about 11:00pm going east to west over our heads.

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Site traffic indicates a meteor/fireball event may have occured in/near Denver CO on Jan 14, 2011...

Aurora, Colorado arrived from google.com on elp allsky bright blue meteor over Denver

Denver, Colorado arrived from google.com on elp allsky meteorite january 14, 2011.

Windsor, Colorado arrived from google.com on elp allsky Metor over Colorado 1/14/2011.

Littleton, Colorado arrived from google.com on "Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News" meteor over pueblo colorado. 

Boulder, Colorado arrived from google.com on "elp allsky"  January 14, 2011 meteor shower seen in colorado

Jan 15 2011, 11:28 AM

Guest304 (guest): Live in Greeley Colorado and I also seen the meteor at 9:22pm. It was first small and white then grew into a sphere of turquoise and blame flame with a tail.

Guest304 (guest): blue*

Guest294 (guest): Driving north on I-25 tonight and saw a meteor around 6:50 near Raton, NM. Large. Then saw another one around around 9:30 near Pueblo, Co. The second one was larger and green. I think both were moving towards NW. Very cool!

Jan 15 2011, 2:30 PM

Guest977 (guest): Louisville, CO. About 21:20-21:30. Driving, just turned north on Hwy 287 and saw a bright, bluish ball followed by a tapered white tail that was so bright it had blue/green colors on the edges. Flew from east to west, coming down. Lasted maybe 3-4 seconds.

Bright Green/Blue Fireball-
Lyons, CO. Jan. 14th, 2011 approx. from 9:30-10:15pm MST. In the Northern sky traveling NW at a steep downward angle. It was larger than the size of the full moon and nearly as bright. It lasted for just over 3 seconds. I have seen many large meteors and fireballs over the years this was the largest and brightest by far. Two of us witnessed in awe, a very bright fireball with a green core (core looked like it was fractured in 5 pieces) with radiating blue, orange, then white rays of light with bright white-orange tail. We were awestruck at its vibrant intensity from the comfort of the hot tub.  I happened to see it in its entirety because I was reclining in the hot tub and looking right where it first appeared.  

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Sydney Australia Fireball Report 14Jan2011...

Jan 14 2011, 7:57 PM

Guest800 (guest): 21:00 14/01/11 I saw a bright ball of light with a blue/green glow in the eastern sky over Sydney, Australia. Amazing sight

Posted Email Jan 15 2011 01:45 MST
I saw this in Newcastle, Aus. Thought I was seeing things at first, it was so bright

Surry Hills, New South Wales arrived from google.com.au on "elp allsky"  meteors australia january 14 2011.

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Albuquerque New Mexico Multiple Meteor Report 13JAN2011...

Guest247 (guest): Hello..Last evening around 10:45 pm in Albuquerque NM, I went outside and saw 3 streams of bright white in the sky. One was very large and the other two a little smaller. The largest was so bright! What was this?
ELPALLSKY RESPONSE: Guest 247, ABQ is a high military air traffic corridor. You MAY have seen some of that. I have, however, notified Sandia Labs to check their cams for what you report. If they WERE meteors/fireballs, Sandia will have them and I will post immediately if they do. Thanks for the heads up! 

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Possible Austin, Texas Meteor Event 14JAN2011...
Guest451 (guest): Howdy, it was cloudy last night, but around 3:330-4:00 a.m. there was a bright blue flash above austin from my view point in Austin Texas.
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Middle East Event ???

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Major Breaking News...NASA Revising Size And Weight of Mississippi Bolide Upward...13JAN2011...Announces Fall Zone...

NASA Huntsville has confirmed that the bolide which exploded over Mississippi on Jan 11, 2011 is a "meter class" object yielding an explosive equivilent of roughly 80 tons of TNT and weighing over a metric ton at detonation. Original estimates put the object's size at 21 inches diameter and weighing 171 kilograms. In an ELPALLSKY interview with the Director of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office in Huntsville AL, Dr. Bill Cooke, at 16:45 MST 01/13/11, Cooke says "the meteor exploded at a high altitude and likely scattered fragments over a large area". Cooke also said "infrasound signatures from the event place the debris fall zone over Jackson Mississippi". This coincides with the original thinking of Dirk Ross Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News of Tokyo, Japan who theorized Jackson as the potential fall zone just after the event time of 20:45 CST on 1/11/11. Stay with ELPALLSKY for continued updates.

New Video of Southern U.S. Fireball Available At...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=uWXpT0cQXKU

Based on visual observations, data and video, ELPALLSKY projects the ground track in the graphic below. This is only a depiction and no level of scientific accuracy is claimed nor implied. Depiction is for visualization reference only. 

(c) 2011 ELPALLSKY and JIM GAMBLE
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Breaking News...12JAN2011...NASA Huntsville Confirms Southern US Fireball Size, Weight, Trajectory...Calculates Fall Zone

Flash Of Light – Mystery Solved!
James Spann | 9:12 pm January 12, 2011 | Comments (6)

Here is the results of the research done by Bill Cooke of Marshall Space Flight Center’s Space Environments Team in Huntsville… bottom line was that this was a 21 inch rock with a trajectory from NE to SW with a fall zone potentially in Central or South-Central Mississippi.

“Can confirm that this was indeed a fireball or bolide. Unfortunately no video of the actual meteor has surfaced, so I requested an analysis of signals from North American infrasound stations. We had one very clear detection, from the ELFO station in Canada, and a marginal signal at another station east of the visual sightings. Unfortunately the marginal signal is too weak to permit extraction of much information or to triangulate.
The ELFO signal arrived at 10:05:50 PM Central time, some 1 hour and 20 minutes after the event, and came in at an azimuth of 210 degrees. I you look at the attached plot, the black curved line shows the path of the ELFO signal, which intersects nicely with the bulk of the visual observations – indicated by the red dot – around Jackson, Mississippi (ELFO az gives 32 deg N, 89 deg W – Jackson is at 32 deg N, 90 deg W).
The infrasound signal at ELFO lasted some 2.5 minutes, and the amplitude permits an estimate of the meteor’s energy at 4.6 tons of TNT. If we assume a speed of 15 kilometers per second, we can derive a mass of 171 kg or 376 pounds. Making a further assumption that the meteor was porous rock gives a size (diameter) of 0.54 meters or 21 inches.

That’s the best estimate at this time – if video data of the meteor itself shows up, please let me know. Don’t hesitate to ask questions if you need clarification or more information.

Regards,
Bill”

And, this information below is from meteorite hunter Rob Matson…

“Based on these 4 reports:

Slidell, LA: north, moving R–>L
Greenville, MS: east, moving L–>R
Montgomery, AL: west, moving R–>L
Memphis, TN: south, moving L–>R

it looks like the fall zone is in central or southcentral
Mississippi, and the bolide trajectory was from NE to SW.
I checked the real-time radars (which are only for the lowest
elevation angle) and there’s nothing obvious. So we’ll have
to wait for the full level-II data. –Rob”
Flash Of Light – Mystery Solved!
James Spann | 9:12 pm January 12, 2011 | Comments (6)

Possible SW Canada Meteor Fireball 12JAN2011 From Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News...

Jan 12 2011, 9:48 PM

Guest73 (guest): Possible meteor: white-yellow and Blue-green flashes spotted over Howe Sound near Bowen Island, British Columbia, (near Vancouver) Canada, around 6:50 am Jan 12, 2011. #meteor

Des Moines Iowa Fireball Reported To ELPALLSKY 12JAN2011...

Jan 12 2011, 8:27 PM

Guest32 (guest): I live in des moines, Iowa it is january 12 and i seen a fire ball coming out of the sky then turning green looked like it flew into town around 7 or 8 oclock

Email from "unicornfluff":
On Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at aprox 6:20pm I saw something fall from the sky and burst into flames. I was driving north on I-29 in Iowa, 6 or so miles from exit 20 (McPaul/Thurman). It was a bright streak of blue/green light falling straight down. It made a long streak of light, as though someone was drawing a line with a marker. Before it reached the ground, it caught fire. I know it was fire because the flames wafted upward and then it was extinguished. As I continued my trip north, I saw nothing along the side of the road or in the distance that would suggest a fiery impact in the earth. Very strange. I've seen meteors before, but none that fell straight down or caught fire.

Theresa in Iowa Email's:

Hi! On Wednesday January 12th at 6:27pm Central time we saw a meteor/fireball in what seemed to be the northern sky. We were driving west on a county road in New Market, MN when we witnessed the event. It was a long green streak followed by a brown explosion of sorts, or perhaps that is when it hit the atmosphere. It was very bright. My kids and I saw it out the right hand side of the car, which would have placed it north of us. My husband who was driving, did not see it but said the entire sky lit up, like lightning! 

FIRST VIDEO OF SE US BOLIDE EVENT 1/11/11...

Although it is not direct video of the bolide itself, Security cameras in Mississippi captured the light produced by the fireball in the video below:

Breaking Meteor News...Major Event Over Gulf Coast/Deep South...AK, TX, MS, AL, SC 11Jan2011

Many reports of an very large meteor/fireball over nearly the entire SE U.S....Standby for updates...If you saw this event please post to my chat box. STANDBY FOR NEWS...
UPDATE...Reports of sonic booms over SE AR shaking homes, rattling windows...Standby for more...

*****IF YOU HAVE OR KNOW OF VIDEO OF THIS EVENT, CELL PHONES, SECURITY CAMS ETC., PLEASE EMAIL THEM TO wxtx01@gmail.com *****

 The following are initial unedited reports on this major event...

Jan 11 2011, 8:07 PM

amber (guest): i live in huntington arkansas,its 93pm i saw like a great big ball of fire that got brighter then as it like was getting brighter before it fell a green light lit up the sky.this is the second time i saw this.it was in december about 10opm i don't know what it is but it is really creeping me out.makes me think of war of the worlds,aliens.who knows i just hope we are all safe.

Jan 11 2011, 8:16 PM

Guest951 (guest): ~8:45 PM Grand Prairie Texas, Driving East on I-20, Witnessed a streak which turned to a fireball and broke up into several pieces before dropping below the horizon.

Jan 11 2011, 8:20 PM

Guest112 (guest): 8:45 pm Battles Wharf, Alabama I witnessed a greenish streak with trailing sparks in the WNW sky heading westward. Looked Like a singe shot roman candle.

Jan 11 2011, 9:32 PM

Guest665 (guest): I am in Clinton, MS. Around 8:45pm CST I witnessed a very bright flash that appeared to be originating in the SW sky. It lit up almost the entire skyline so hard to tell original direction.

Jan 11 2011, 9:45 PM

Guest440 (guest): Saucir MS, About 8:45 PM CT I saw a bright fireball to my NW. I'm about 10 Miles N of Gulfport, MS 

Jan 11 2011,  9:59 PM Erin In FLA Email's:
Saw this tonight! I am in the Florida panhandle though. It was the biggest I had ever seen, and bright green, direction was almost straight into the Gulf. It was around 8:40 pm, I was traveling west on US Hwy 98, towards Destin having just left Panama city beach. It started low in the sky, bright green and ended in a fireball in what seemed like the gulf. I hope this helps you. 

Jan 11 2011, 10:37 PM

Guest131 (guest): Saw this all the way in Florida Panhandle, just west of Panama City Beach. Bright green meteor ending in bright fireball... made my report to the AMS. It was by far the most awesome meteor I have ever seen.

Jan 12 2011, 2:46 AM

Guest563 (guest): i live in franklin, la and around 8:49pm i spotted a huge falling star/meteor! Its been a while since i saw one that big so i wondered if i was seeing things but obviously not! awesome!

Jan 12 2011, 8:09 AM

Guest800 (guest): I live between Garrison and Nacogdoches Texas. Last night (January 11, 2011)when I was standing on my front porch I witnessed a green "falling star". I was standing facing east when the "star" appeared. It was burning green with sparkles falling from it much like that of a single firework. It burned for just a brief time as it fell and disappeared behind the treeline. From my point of view,the star looked like it fell from top to bottom in the eastern sky

Jan 13 2011, 12:11 PM

Guest307 (guest): I saw this same "bolide" or meteor as well. I was in my car traveling east on Hwy 154 between Quitman and Gilmer, Tx. It flashed through the sky from north to south in a downward angle until it disappeared in the horizon of trees. I was at the top a hill (Kelsey Hill) when I saw it. My radio clock said 8:47 (pm), and I immediately called my dad to ask him what it could have been. It first appeared orangish-yellow (firey) and quickly changed to a bright green color until it dipped into the horizon. 

It was in the lower northeastern sky from my reference, and it never crossed over HWY 154 before it dropped into the horizon of trees. It looked as if it was going to hit the Gilmer HS football stadium from where I was. It reminded me of a comet with a long streaking tail behind it........although the tail was a bright whitish-blue color, like a straight or semi-arched lightning bolt. It also reminded me of a colossal-sized green roman candle firework that got loose and hit the ground. Definitely a once in a lifetime sight!

Rikki Seely
Gilmer, Tx

Jan 14 2011, 8:26 AM

304 (guest): between 8:45-9:00 pm in San Augustine Texas, there was a green and orange light falling from the sky. As it went behind the trees, there was a white flash.

Breaking News...Another Large Bright Fireball SW NM, N MX 11JAN2011...

08:21:16 UTC 01:21:16 MST 11Jan2010...ELPALLSKY captured video of yet another large fireball over western NM...this one likely over southwestern New Mexico traveling into northern-northwestern Mexico. Preliminary video and a composite image are posted below. More info upcoming.

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Video from an anonymous source in Cochise Co., AZ

Jan 11 2011, 01:21 AM MST

Guest959 (guest): The same event recorded in Cochise County, Arizona at about 0120 hours MST; a short video clip is on youtube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ1roeanT-w

From Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel Camera
Jan 11, 2011 01:21 AM MST
"Yes, we have that event. Our SNL Roof camera has it beginning at about Az 216, El 6.5 and ending at Az 212, El 2 degrees. Duration was 3.23 seconds."

From MMT Observatory Mt. Hopkins, AZ

Others Who Saw This Event...

Guest205 (guest): I saw it as well, bright with red then green trail, after midnight, before 2 or so,

Guest959 (guest): The same event recorded in Cochise County, Arizona at about 0120 hours MST; a short video clip is on youtube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ1roeanT-w

California Meteor Reported to ELPALLSKY Jan 10 2011, 10:27 PM

Guest299 (guest): 1/10/11 San Clemente, CA at about 8:45 pm I saw a bright very fast object move through the sky. It had a trail like fire behind it. AMAZING I have never seen anything like this.
Jan 11 2011, 10:22 AM Guest599 (guest): 1/10/11 around 9:45 PM, we were driving down the Silver Creek hill in San Jose, CA. It was a HUGE round red/white ball with a long tail. It was way bigger than a regular "shooting star" in the sky. I'm surpised I haven't been able to find news reports on it.

Jan 11 2011, 10:46 AM Guest1 (guest): I live in Santa Cruz, CA and last night about 9:15ish I was out side walking to my car when my 8 year old son and I saw what looked like a bright green falling star. It went over the house and we watched it until it was obscured by the houses across the street. It was amazing. It sounds to me like a bolide meteor. Do you know how I can research the sighting? I would like to know if anyone else saw it. I noticed guest 559 from San Jose posted something similar. Santa Cruz is very near San Jose. I wonder if we saw the same thing?

Breaking Meteor News...Large, Bright, Green Fireball Over New Mexico, Arizona 08JAN2011 Captured By ELPALLSKY...

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ELPALLSKY has captured the fireball... Initial movie and composite
image below. Thank you Chris in El Paso!

The Fireball appears in the upper left and lasted roughly 5 seconds. Preliminary view shows the meteor WNW of El Paso, TX. More to come.

 

This Event Also Captured By Sandia National Laboratories

09JAN2011  05:29 UTC  08JAN2011 10:29 MST

 

Reported To ELPALLSKY Jan 8 2011, 10:53 PM

Chris (guest): I just saw a what seemed to be a fire ball falling from the sky in El Paso,TX at about 10:30pm it was green

Jan 9 2011, 1:12 AM Bev (guest): I saw the fireball from Ahwatukee, AZ at about 10:30pm, 1-8-2011. I saw it east of my location and it traveled straight down for about 3 seconds. Big, bright, white-greenish and awesome! I didn't notice any frags or flashes.
It became visible to me from the bottom of my patio arch at about 30 degrees.

Jan 9 2011, 1:35 AM

ELPALLSKY: How close to the horizon was it when it stopped burning, any idea?

Jan 9 2011, 1:37 AM

Bev (guest): It was at about 5 degrees when it disappeared behind neighbor's back wall. Still glowing strong at that point.

Jan 9 2011, 3:15 PM Guest830 (guest): I saw the Jan 8 2011 meteor. Gilbert AZ, approx. 1040 pm. Seemed to start at about 60 degrees to the horizon and then disappeared just above or behind the Superstition Mountains to the east of town.

Jan 9 2011, 8:14 PM Guest248 (guest): I also witnessed the fireball on 1/8/2011 at about 10:30pm. I was driving west on the freeway and it appeared to the northwest. Very bright, lasted about 4 seconds and disappeared very very close to the ground it looked like.

Forgot to mention I was driving from Phoenix to Scottsdale.

Jan 9 2011, 10:39 PM sarei11511 (guest): I saw the green fireball in the sky lasy night 1/8/11 and I know of 2 others who saw it, it was huge, bright green, and super fast.

BTW- I was in Scottsdale, AZ

Jan 10 2011, 2:59 PM Guest52 (guest): My husband & I saw this from Sedona AZ on 1/8/2011 at appx 5:30pm -- it was very bright with a long tail -- we are at a higher elevation (appx 4500 -- 5000 elevation) once it went past Mingus Mountain we could no longer see it.

Jan 11 2011, 2:49 PM Guest988 (guest): We saw the fireball Jan 8 2011 10:20 pm driving in the east sky from Glendale Arizona Olive and 51st Ave.

Others Searching ELPALLSKY for this event...

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December's Leonis Minorids Still Active...08JAN2011

Some time has passed since the peak of the little known "Leonis Minorid" meteor shower back on December 20, 2010. However, Dr. Salvadore Aguirre of Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico continues to capture a few stragglers. Below are two composite events captured by Aguirre's Sandia All Sky Camera, along with overlain sky charts clearly showing the radiant...Leo Minor.

Posted to ELPALLSKY...California Fireball ...

Jan 6 2011, 9:17 PM

Guest958 (guest): Jan 6th, 2011 about 7:20 pm, Lake Elsinore , Ca. We saw a really bright streak falling through the night sky. This went on for several minutes, then it broke into 3 that burned in place till they one by one burned out. We're guessing it was the Quadrantid meteors? Brightest thing we've ever seen!

Jan 7 2011, 3:08 PM Guest959 (guest): Guest. I live in Murrieta CA. On Jan 6-2011 at about 7:30p I saw the fireball mentioned by others earlier. It was about 40 deg up from the western horizon and broke up into 3 pieces at about 20 degrees up from the western horizon. It was slow moving, taking about 5 minutes to traverse the two points mentioned. The slow speed might indicate that it was a satellite falling out of orbit.

Posted to Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News and indicating Japan local time (UTC +9hrs)...

Jan 7 2011, 12:43 PM Guest657 (guest): I live in southern california and I just witnessed the strangest sight I have ever seen.

Jan 7 2011, 12:44 PMGuest657 (guest): I saw what I thought was a huge meteor coming down toward the pacific ocean.

Jan 7 2011, 12:43 PM Guest657 (guest): I live in southern california and I just witnessed the strangest sight I have ever seen.

Jan 7 2011, 12:44 PM Guest657 (guest): I saw what I thought was a huge meteor coming down toward the pacific ocean.

Jan 7 2011, 12:45 PM Guest657 (guest): then the fireball split into 3 separate lights and continued at equal distance from each other, like fighter jets in a formation.

Jan 7 2011, 1:41 PM
jrslandscaping: YES I saw the same thing it was hudge i actually got scared
Jan 7 2011, 1:41 PM
jrslandscaping: o live in menifee , ca i saw at about 730

Florida Fireball Reported...

Jan 6 2011, 7:24 PM

Guest293 (guest): Hello. On 1/5/11 around 7pm I saw what I am thinking was a meteor, but it was a big ball of fire. I live in Bradenton, FL Lakewood Ranch area.