Re: (meteorobs) Earlier fireball releases.

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Earlier fireball releases.
• From: Bill Hollenbach <ah52@solo.pipex.co.za>
• Date: Tue, 13 May 1997 18:53:28 -0100
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Gary W. Kronk wrote:
> 
> >I have a listing of fireballs the defense satellites have detected. If you
> >could supply the dates you are interested in I will check for you. I think
> >their sensors record about 30 events world wide per year.-- Thomas Ashcraft
> 
> Thomas,
> 
> How about providing the entire list. Or you could send it to me and I could
> create a section on the NAMN web site for this material. I frequently get
> e-mail from people asking about brilliant fireballs they saw or heard of
> years ago. Although most of these letters have to do with the 1972 object
> that skipped off the atmosphere, I have received a few other intriguing
> letters over the last decade. Your list might provide answers for some
> people.
> 
> Gary
Great idea!!!!
-- 
Bill Hollenbach    ah52@solo.pipex.co.za
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• Re: (meteorobs) Earlier fireball releases.
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