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Re: (meteorobs) Re: Meteors in Brazil
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From: Harro Zimmer <Harro.Zimmer@t-onlinedot de>
To: <meteorobs@atmob.org>
Cc: <SeeSat-L@satobs.org>
Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2003 8:56 AM
Subject: (meteorobs) Re: Meteors in Brazil
The interesting reports about a dramatic meteor sighting over
Brazil (Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro ect.)with accustics effects
at the early morning hours on 26 April may have an another explanation.
On 26 April- around 05:50 UTC - we saw the decay of the rocket
body of a Russian Proton launch: 2003-015B (#27776) over
this region. The US SPACE CONTROL CENTER showed in its final
message the decay on:
26 April, 05:51 UTC +/- 07 minutes (23.0°S, 314.0°E).
ascending over Brazil.
This is within 3 minutes in good agreement with my own
calculation. It shows for the reentry trajectory a high
elevation pass for Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro travelling
SSW - NNO.
The rocket body have a mass of 4200 kg and delivered in
the past some very impressive "fireworks".
We can solve the question "meteor or the decay" very quick
with a more precise time information (please UTC !) from
Brazil.
Harro
Harro Zimmer
Berlin, Germany
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Hello Harro,
If so, it is missing another man-made bolide. Let's expect for French
sattellite up to fall in some regions of BR.
Marco Valois
Marco Valois
Recife - Brazil
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