(meteorobs) A radar candidate for the northern TX bolide
Matson, Robert D.
ROBERT.D.MATSON at saic.com
Wed Feb 1 22:32:18 EST 2012
Hi All,
On the Lubbock, TX radar I've got a ~possible~ radar hit just SE of
Post, Texas.
It's nothing obvious or remarkable, but it's the only thing I've found
that's
in the least bit notable at the time of the bolide. I would need to see
the
same location light up in at least two radars to attach any significance
to it.
--Rob
From: meteorobs-bounces at meteorobs.org
[mailto:meteorobs-bounces at meteorobs.org] On Behalf Of Bill Cooke
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2012 7:05 PM
To: Meteor science and meteor observing
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Big event over Northern Texas - just breaking
inthe news
Raw data for this event from the ASGARD software - 1st column is time in
seconds from 1:57:00 UT, second column is azimuth from North, third is
elevation, and 4th is magnitude. Camera is located at 105.5285 W,
32.9033 N, 2221 m elevation.
-3 from New Mexico, and that at an elevation of only 1 degree - this
thing must have been absolutely brilliant in texas!
5.517
93.212
2.532
-0.91
5.55
93.225
2.437
-0.85
5.584
93.178
2.257
-1.11
5.784
92.992
2.196
-0.9
5.917
92.944
2.001
-1.07
5.951
92.903
2.114
-0.85
6.017
93.013
2.325
-1.35
6.051
92.86
2.092
-1.04
6.084
92.83
2.11
-1.59
6.117
92.968
2.317
-1.61
6.151
92.813
2.069
-1.31
6.184
92.948
1.977
-1.62
6.218
92.785
2.254
-1.64
6.251
92.755
1.998
-1.06
6.284
92.864
2.097
-1.32
6.318
92.851
1.926
-1.49
6.351
92.851
1.859
-0.93
6.384
92.804
2.071
-1.43
6.418
92.619
2.327
-1.35
6.451
92.718
2.174
-1.14
6.518
92.806
1.969
-1.39
6.551
92.792
1.938
-1.74
6.585
92.722
1.932
-2.05
6.618
92.751
1.981
-2.21
6.651
92.677
2.041
-2.11
6.685
92.595
1.883
-2.18
6.718
92.595
1.888
-2.16
6.751
92.683
1.829
-2.1
6.785
92.557
1.725
-2.3
6.818
92.57
1.877
-2.25
6.852
92.51
1.834
-2.02
6.885
92.533
1.711
-2.25
6.918
92.578
1.795
-2.06
6.952
92.595
1.803
-2.16
6.985
92.462
1.815
-2.15
7.018
92.516
1.589
-2.32
7.052
92.569
1.809
-2.51
7.085
92.469
1.621
-2.74
7.118
92.409
1.718
-2.83
7.152
92.446
1.774
-2.94
7.185
92.469
1.644
-2.94
7.219
92.439
1.633
-2.93
7.252
92.413
1.639
-3.2
7.285
92.427
1.641
-3.14
7.319
92.39
1.554
-3.03
7.352
92.392
1.618
-2.91
7.385
92.303
1.612
-3.04
7.419
92.367
1.631
-3.08
7.452
92.353
1.645
-3.23
7.486
92.358
1.517
-3.17
7.519
92.335
1.681
-3.24
7.552
92.303
1.383
-3.22
7.586
92.328
1.546
-3.41
7.619
92.262
1.515
-3.37
7.652
92.255
1.423
-3.47
7.686
92.241
1.451
-3.43
7.719
92.218
1.469
-3.45
7.752
92.22
1.353
-3.44
7.786
92.199
1.423
-3.4
7.819
92.171
1.404
-3.55
7.853
92.151
1.294
-3.58
7.886
92.225
1.406
-3.63
7.919
92.188
1.383
-3.73
7.953
92.132
1.164
-3.56
7.986
92.181
1.153
-3.76
8.019
92.117
1.215
-3.59
8.053
92.112
1.301
-3.5
8.086
92.097
1.191
-3.46
8.119
92.026
1.267
-3.29
8.153
92.009
1.203
-3.33
8.186
92.029
1.149
-3.31
8.22
92.059
1.175
-3.53
8.253
92.02
1.129
-3.66
8.286
92.044
1.139
-3.59
8.32
92.013
1.177
-3.42
8.353
91.917
1.167
-3.35
8.386
91.957
1.193
-3.42
8.42
91.952
1.05
-3.51
8.453
91.858
1.024
-3.44
8.486
91.901
1.117
-3.48
8.52
91.941
1.139
-3.47
8.553
91.897
1.059
-3.65
8.587
91.868
1.033
-3.61
8.62
91.835
1.057
-3.6
8.653
91.834
1.066
-3.33
8.687
91.785
1.101
-3.25
8.72
91.836
0.999
-3.42
8.753
91.752
0.956
-3.35
8.887
91.677
0.848
-3.66
8.954
91.677
0.807
-3.27
9.12
91.624
0.841
-3.11
On Feb 1, 2012, at 8:43 PM, Bill Cooke wrote:
Must be a very big event - our camera in Mayhill, NM spotted it on the
far eastern horizon at 01:57:07 UT.
Bill Cooke
NASA Meteoroid Environments Office
On Feb 1, 2012, at 8:29 PM, James Beauchamp wrote:
Texas folks - please check the cameras. It's hitting the news now.
01:57:10 UTC. Big one.
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