Re: (meteorobs) Views of Meteors

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Views of Meteors
• From: "Kim Hay" <kimhay@kingstondot net>
• Date: Sat, 18 Dec 1999 07:14:22 -0500
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Subject:        	(meteorobs) Views of Meteors

Hi Kevin!!

> I was wondering if one person sees a meteor in one part of the country,
> if another person could see the same meteor in another part of the
> country.  For example, if a person saw a meteor in Maryland, would

I would say that this is possible. For a fact myself(25 kms North of 
Kingston)  and Pierre Martin (Ottawa) approx 100 kms NE of me , we 
saw the same fireball. 

Both of us reported the coords, but have not heard anything of its 
outcome.

Kim


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