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Re: (meteorobs) CNN footage of *fireball?*
Kim S. Youmans wrote:
>
> Just curious as to who may have seen the video, taken by a
> surveillance camera in Alabama, the footage of which was shown on CNN
> this morning. I was not focused on the television at the time, so I
> missed some, or most, of the particulars. Fortunately, the video was
> replayed twice during the segment. It showed an **intense** burst of
> light moving across two or three buildings. I believe the anchor
> described witnesses as saying the fireball had orange and red
> coloration. The video itself was spectacular!
> Outbursts, Everyone!
> Kim Youmans
>
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I have it on tape. The same footage was played on the local stations
(CNN affiliates), one played it back in slow-motion. One station had
interviews with witnesses. There was also a report of a "boom".
There was a mysterious morning object a few days before the Leonid max,
see
http://www.comet-track.com/meteor/leonids99/p1.jpg
http://www.comet-track.com/meteor/leonids99/p2.jpg
http://www.comet-track.com/meteor/leonids99/p3.jpg
I saw this report on sci.astro.amateur:
http://x30dot deja.com/[ST_rn=ps]/getdoc.xp?AN=554633926&search=thread&CONTEXT=944563990.1600258172&HIT_CONTEXT=944563990.1600258172&hitnum=0
Is there any correlation? I.e., these big meteors are related?
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