(meteorobs) Huge fireball observed over France on January 25 2008
Thomas Ashcraft
ashcraft at heliotown.com
Mon Jan 28 09:33:48 EST 2008
"...even radio observers seem to have recorded little echo... "
Hi again Karl,
What I have learned this year from correlating my visual fireball
captures with simultaneous radio captures is that some very large
fireballs make only neglible radio reflections. This is quite
interesting in itself. I would be very interested in further radio
reports, especially of non-radio observation.
Clear skies,
Thomas Ashcraft
Karl Antier wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Thank you for your answers and comments !
> It seems now that the media were completely wrong, and the trajectory
> is more
> likely to be a North --> South one, than the reversal indicated in my
> first
> mail.
> The strange thing is that some witnesses reported sonic booms very little
> time after the observation (3-4sec), but no infrasound, seismic
> records of the
> event were made. And actually, even radio observers seem to have
> recorded little
> echo...
>
> I'll keep you updated, if you're not fed up with it ;-)
> Clear skies,
> Karl
>
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