The light was so intense I saw it through my closed eyelids indirectly
reflected
off the walls inside walls. 4-5 seconds later (flash-to-bang) was a
huge
rumbling, echoing, and persisting report-- very unlike a normal
lightening and
thunder event. Given we were in the midst of an
I witnessed this too. There was a massive storm that rolled through
the north east last night. It was most likely lighting from the storm.
On Sun, Apr 17, 2011 at 9:38 AM, geo...@aol.com wrote:
The light was so intense I saw it through my closed eyelids indirectly
reflected
off the walls
one ams report was submitted from VA that matches the time. so maybe
it wasn't the storm. kind of an odd report...
DATE, TIME
Timezone = EDT
fireball_date = 2011-04-16 18:48:00
time_type = DaylightSaving
record_date = 2011-04-17 12:33:07
LOCATION
---
location_name =
Apparent speed
was above Mach 6, perhaps higher, since the total period of
observation was approximate 2 minutes--the object crossed half the
sky.
Based on this reported duration, it sounds more like re-entering space
debris than a meteor.
GeoZay
4 matches
Mail list logo
