(meteorobs) Evening meteor activity on Feb. 3rd pm, 2007 seen in MO, USA

[stange34 at sbcglobal.net]

Probably not related.... but with a "Spaldion Comcast" 3rd generation 
Sentinel All-Sky system, I did get a .Tif capture of a very bright light 
flash Saturday night too, at 2019 hrs., P.S.T. in the Northern California 
area (Yuba City) apprx. 30 degrees East of True North.

The cloud cover was lit up like it had been back lit. at 40 thru' 50 degrees 
altitude.

Also the photo had some electronic lines to the side which I had assumed was 
an electronic pertebration from maybe my adjustments being done at that 
time(?). Not sure about that tho'. I did not keep the rest of that record. 
Just the photo.

I can e-mail a .Tif pic (around 200 Kb) if anyone wants it. LarryStange


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Bertunit at aol.com>
To: <meteorobs at meteorobs.org>
Sent: 2007/02/05 16:28
Subject: (meteorobs) Evening meteor activity on Feb. 3rd pm, 2007 seen in 
MO, USA


> While not probably related to this event Arlene is informing us about.
> My sister, in law enforcement in Missouri reported to me at around 8pm
> consecutive bright meteors falling due North from high in the North sky, 
> from
> nearly directly overhead, within 3-5 minutes of each other SATURDAY 
> evening,
> the night before this other event.  I immediately went out for 15 minutes
> after
> the eight pm hour in E Central KS with the rising gibbous moon in the low 
> SE
> and saw nothing, watching the zenith to lower N-NE quadrant of the sky.
>
> She did comment the meteors radiated from some point , i.e. meaning they
> converged if traced back to their origin pt. that being high in the N sky
> nearly
> to the zenith.
>
> Odd that these were evening meteors from a same source, and thought I'd
> at least pass this on.
>
> By the way my friends, I have sucessfully moved to Lenexa KS, and with 
> that
> major accomplishment made hope I get around to some observing sessions
> this year, stay tuned.  Hello David Stine, Norman, and Robert in CA.
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