If you see a meteor that appears to strike the ground, it's probably
over 100 miles away. Maybe much more. That's because they stop burning
when they're a few tens of miles high.
Chris
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Chris L Peterson
Cloudbait Observatory
http://www.cloudbait.com
On 7/22/2016 11:44 AM, Joanne Barton via Meteorite-list wrote:
Don,t know who to talk to ,In June Was Standing Outside Looking Up To The Sky
,While Waiting For A Friend Get Off Work ,At 8.30PM While looking up here
coming down by me is a shooting star ,couldn,t believe it !!! Like slow motion
the tail with white ,red ,blue ,in color went down while my friend came out
told him and showed him where at between to building ,So he and I went out
Saturday to look on the hill for it ,Robert said I need A metal detector ,I
just want to know what showers was going on JUNE 29th or JULY 1st Do you know
?THANK YOU ! JOANN
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