(meteorobs) Canadian Pacific Coastal stations. Follow up...

[Larry]

Although not sighted in Canada, there is corrobration in "Jackson Country" 
Oregon of this event recorded on The American Meteor Society's Fireball log. 
My input was just submitted a bit ago to them.

For Yuba City this event was at 0226:56 PDT in the Morning hours of Sept. 
28th, 2009.

Fireball origin was about 6 degrees above horizon, and descended to about 2 
degrees above my horizon. (Roughly estimated).

Initial azimuth was 311 degrees. Detonation occured at 314 degrees. 
Follow-up burn out took 0.6 seconds and appeared to go to my horizon limits.

Peak light intensity exceeded Sandia Sentinels 30,000 pixel scaling limit.

Visually here, the event was non-descript being quite small.....but the 
detonation flash was very intense....but not as widespread as the closer 
Yosemite/Merced event was.

I have not yet attempted triangulation because where the observer was in 
"Jackson Country" is not specific enough. A town name would be helpful.

-Larry
YCSentinel


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry" <ycsentinel at att.net>
To: <meteorobs at meteorobs.org>
Sent: 2009/09/28 07:13
Subject: (meteorobs) Canadian Pacific Coastal stations. Please check....


> On the chance that a horizon glow or flash might yield a measurable
> South-West angle over the Pacific Ocean beyond your normal range, for this
> mornings Bolide.
>
> Your time equivelant of California PDT 0226:56 (seconds corrected for
> computer error).
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