Yes Shawn we believe there is a good chance of meteorites on the ground from
this event. We also have sonic data to match up the video and smoke trail pics.
Due to the unknowns in the angle of entry and the almost straight in approach
to the camera the fall zone is long and narrow and much is on
Question
>From all of this talk, can any calculate the speed of the meteor at
which it entered the earth atmosphere and at what point the meteor
burned up in km from the video and photos of the smoke trail.? Lastly
people be speculating that this fall could have dropped meteorites?
SA
Shawn Ala
Hi All,
Sorry for the premature end -- fat-fingered the send key apparently. Continuing:
Steve was also good enough to travel out to the Bellemont NWS
site that took an image of the smoke trails several minutes after
the fireball. He wrote:
"Yesterday at Bellemont Weather Station right under and
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