RE: (meteorobs) Is it a meteor or what???

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• Subject: RE: (meteorobs) Is it a meteor or what???
• From: chiayk@singnet.com.sg
• Date: Fri, 23 Aug 2002 12:36:44 +0800 (SGT)
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Hi folks:
 
  A similiar sightings created a 'stir' in Singapore last year and was caught on video. On video zoom  the 'twin'-short jets  which correspond to the jet exhaust can be seen (but not the craft outline) and it was  orange red in color.
 
  An object is moving away from you instead of transversing your FOV, it will appeared 'static'. ( another example is high attitude ( ~20 Km) weather-balloon which will look EXACTLY like venus in brightness and movement is not even apparent in naked eye view  )


rgds
yKchia
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