Anybody else see this???

Huge fireball moving at high speed...North Louisiana, heading in a Nothwestern direction. Tonight, around 9:45 CST. I offer you no video or photo evidence, but I know what I saw. My glimpse lasted for 2 seconds, it made no sound. Much bigger than your average shooting star, and it wasn't fireworks I guarantee. Anybody see that?

After your insightful "This is BULLCRAP!!" thread do you really expect anyone to take this seriously??

reply to post by Skippy1138


Seeing as how my last thread (thanks for the plug btw) was posted in the rant section of BTS....and this is not, But then again, you're way off topic

I take it it's a no on seeing any big fireballs tonight, Skippy?

Originally posted by Signals
reply to post by Skippy1138

 

Seeing as how my last thread (thanks for the plug btw) was posted in the rant section of BTS....and this is not, But then again, you're way off topic

I take it it's a no on seeing any big fireballs tonight, Skippy?

edit on 16-9-2010 by Signals because: Skippy

Amusing how the n00bs on this forum miss the obvious between ATS and BTS...

I never seen that one, but Tuesday night I was out at a beach in Cape Breton and saw a huge green one streak across the sky. It lit the whole beach up for a couple seconds. While I have seen a few orange fire balls before, this was the first green one I saw. No shooting star, and it was quite big

reply to post by raz24400


Did it make any noise? I couldn't believe how fast it was moving.

Signals- my apologies. I didn't realize it was in the "rant" section....
How many MPH would you estimate the fireball was going?

reply to post by Skippy1138


No worries, it was fast, I don't know. But no sonic boom?!?

I was looking at a star this morning (before I went to bed) at around 2:30 am. Something caught my eye and as i turned I saw an object that had dim red lights, non flashing, cylindrical in shape. It moved parallel to the ground, away from me, and It just disappeared after a few seconds. If I had to guess, I'd say it looked to be approximately 300 feet above the ground. I am still scratching my head.

reply to post by jymmyjaymes


If you don't mind my asking, where are you?

(anywhere near North La.??)

reply to post by Signals


I don't mind. I am in West central Florida

Check out my thread, I witnessed 2 things I thought were abnormal.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I witnessed a reddish-orange object, as you mentioned about a few hundred feet up.

Very Odd.

i witnessed an odd shooting star myself, couple nights ago on the oregon coast, late at night i was walkin to the beach and the brightest shooting star i ever seen darted westward, from straight above me all the way to the horizon, it was very bright green, it made a TURN, not a sharp one but a curve that was very obvious about 20-30 degress, and was probly moving faster then any shooting star i've ever seen to, only lasted one second at most, i just stoped and said wow out loud it surprised me so much.