(meteorobs) Large fireball - central New Mexico April 12 2014 0904:28 pm MDT

[Thomas Dorman]

Thomas NMSU recorded this event. Mayfield camera clouded out
http://fireballs.ndc.nasa.gov/special/ev_20140413_030425A_05A.wmv
Nice capture from your station I like the way it flashes after it goes below your horizon. Way cool! 
 

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 From: Thomas Ashcraft <ashcraft at heliotown.com>
To: Meteor science and meteor observing <meteorobs at meteorobs.org> 
Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2014 11:31 PM
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Large fireball - central New Mexico April 12 2014 0904:28 pm MDT
  

Video here: http://vimeo.com/91826647

Radio-wise: Note only a faint "pop" associated with the meteor without 
any further residual scatter reflection.

Thomas




On 4/12/14 10:46 27000, Thomas Ashcraft wrote:
> Very large fireball   Saturday evening April 12 2014 09:04:28 pm MDT
> ( April 13 2014  03:04:28 UTC )
>
> Multiple reports of a large fireball on the 10 pm local news alerted me
> to check my all sky camera.  I captured the fireball at the far southern
> edge of my camera field of view from my observatory near Santa Fe, New
> Mexico. Hard to tell from one camera view but it appeared to be heading
> north to south. It lasted about six seconds and there were multiple
> flashes as it terminated behind clouds.  It must have been an awesome
> sight to eye witness.
>
> This fireball might have been picked up by Las Cruces cameras?  Lots of
> clouds tonight though.
>
> Interestingly, this is another supersize fireball that barely made a
> forward scatter radio reflection and it was right in my radio sweet
> spot.  McKinley also noted that the largest of fireballs often make
> minimal forward scatter.  Very curious.
>
> I will post my video soon though it is not spectacular being so far
> distant at the edge of my field of view.
>
> Thomas Ashcraft near Lamy, New Mexico
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