Re: (meteorobs) Probabilities of REALLY BIG fireballs...

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Probabilities of REALLY BIG fireballs...
• From: "Kim" <kimhay@adan.kingstondot net>
• Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 06:21:26 +0000
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> From:          David McCarter <mccarterd@claven.fanshawec.ondot ca>

Welcome to the list Dave!!

I have a question. Since in the last several weeks there has been 
reports of many fireballs over south eastern Ontario, Michicgan and 
some of the Eastern states, has there been any mention of some sort 
of astereoid breakup, or small meteor field to produce these in such 
a short period of time??

I spotted a fireball Jan 28, a friend at work, on Feb 3, and there 
have been a few listed here, in the last little bit, any ideas??

Kim
 
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• (meteorobs) Probabilities of REALLY BIG fireballs...
• From: Lew Gramer <lewkaren@tiacdot net>
• Re: (meteorobs) Probabilities of REALLY BIG fireballs...
• From: David McCarter <mccarterd@claven.fanshawec.ondot ca>

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