(meteorobs) Addendum to Natural Meteor -The right & the wrong.

[Meteorites USA]

I was unaware you were viewing Ashcraft's video at lower resolution. 
This is why I questioned the analysis. It was obvious at higher 
resolution that Thomas's video showed a fragmenting fireball.

I will say though, I mistakenly viewed a "airplane" video a while back 
and could have sworn it was a daylight fireball, that is until I viewed 
it at higher resolution, when it became painfully obvious it was in fact 
a plane. I ate crow on that one.

Eric

P.S. Just FYI, I have NOT seen the Sandia video(s).


On 10/22/2010 11:54 PM, Larry wrote:
> Same mistake is being made on the Albuquerque(Sandia) station camera as was
> argued about before on the path of a huge fireball recorded there some time
> ago.
>
> The Albuquerque(Sandia) station IS A MIRROR SYSTEM WITH WEST TO THE LEFT AND
> EAST TO THE RIGHT. Check if you do not believe me.
>
> You can see the camera support column in the movie too at:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSw0Nc-HMk4 First up will be the Sandia
> camera followed by an Ashcraft movie which is much more complete than what I
> first saw using Q-time to view his mpeg-4.
>
> This Sandia movie is showing an aircraft on a (long) flight with strobe
> lighting and it is in the western horizon traveling northward. It has
> NOTHING to do with any Sept. 21st. fireball.
>
> Now, getting back to Ashcrafts movie and Los Alamos All sky camera
> systems(non-mirror with West to the right), the two movies are consistant in
> a real Fireball, and Ashcrafts imaging as shown here is much more improved
> for me to view at:
> http://wn.com/Fireball_Lights_Up_New_Mexico_Sky_sept_21st_2010
>
> This Ashcraft movie (now) shows fragmentation to me which follows the path
> of the Fireball core which I could not see using Q-Time for MPEG-4 as it was
> showing 3 stationary light dots which were deceptive.
>
> So, we have two separate events (plane&  Fireball), And real fragmentation
> with the better movie imaging available on line.
>
> YCSentinel
>
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