Ball of Fire over Peru (Just saw it on the news)

Just saw this on the local news channel. Anyone have any more info on it? I recorded it on my iphone and uploaded it. I know the quality isn't great but just curious if anyone else had any info on it. Looks like a meteor but not confirmed.



if the video is not working...link below

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You got pretty good quality with your phone. Good for you posting this to ATS. It looks pretty big.

I'll keep an eye on this thread. Please keep us posted on anything new you hear.....

Des

so i guess the next one has too land smack dab in the middle of Washington??,,
common,,dont tell me it just went,, ,,,tink,,,,???
no big sonic boom?
no masive 50 kilo./mile crater,,,just tink?,,
lolok so maybe well be ok after all,,,lol,,
thank you lord.
tink????

lol
ohhh anyone hurt,,when it "crashed into Town",,????
i just dont know.
me.

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NP

iphone's are cool...and even though i'm filming a tv screen, I was hoping I could get a good look at it...

can't find anything on google or youtube on it yet...looks weird tho

Pretty horrible video but it looks like yet another sunlit contrail misidentified.
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ya I saw those and they're from last year...maybe the same thing but looks a bit different

Here's a little better version.
Looks like a contrail.
www.whiotv.com...

There is some cryptic secret link between Peruvian Llamas and the military complex. The person that told me said I would not be able to guess what it was in a million years so I guess its meant to be kept secret. As far as I know this fire ball is nothing more than what Phage stated -- a contrail.

this was from last year, its from World Invasion Battle Los Angeles

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it might be just a contrail...but to make it to the major news in southern california? They must've really wanted to kill some time, even though they literally only spent like 20 seconds on that story.

Ball of fire = meteor.

Hardly a UFO.

If you're really unlucky ball of fire = asteroid = bend over and kiss your ass goodbye.

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It's not fire and it's way to slow to be a meteor.

Originally posted by Phage
Pretty horrible video but it looks like yet another sunlit contrail misidentified.

While I agree that many sightings are misidentified sunset contrails I don't see that in this case



Contrail at sunset



Nice try though Phage but no cigar this time

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So...any ideas or just completely unidentifiable?

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No ideas yet but I agree too slow for a meteorite

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No ideas yet but I agree too slow for a meteorite

Actually it's too fast for a meteorite.
Meteorites don't move a whole lot unless someone carries one off. Not seen in the sky unless someone tosses it.

I've never seen a meteorite with such stunning color and speed!
Looks unnatural to me....

Originally posted by Phage
Actually it's too fast for a meteorite.
Meteorites don't move a whole lot unless someone carries one off. Not seen in the sky unless someone tosses it.

Originally posted by Phage
It's not fire and it's way to slow to be a meteor.

Okay so WHO are you and what have you done with the real Phage?

Yeah fine to be a meteorite it would have to make contact with the ground Picky Picky but it isn't a meteor OR a meteorite

OH and BTW if anyone finds one on the ground please send it to Pegasus Research Consortium for study

A well know phenomena, but totally explainable. It is a contrail, and the setting is at sunset, like most others before it.

The jet is climbing in altitude, you are seeing the sunlight on the contrail, with a reddish hue. At some point the jet gets to an altitude where the vaporized gas in the exhaust stop producing the contrail, which produces a plume effect. The result looks like a meteor head, but notice that it stays in the same place. No meteor ever looks like this after entering the atmosphere.

A real meteor would not be still framed, and the smoke trail from a meteor would be wildly zig-zagging in the high atmosphere, as the turmoil winds up there would be ripping it apart in seconds. See other real meteor smoke trails on the net, and notice what they look like after the meteor detonates after hitting the thick atomospheric wall.

Originally posted by charlyv
A well know phenomena, but totally explainable. It is a contrail,

Well then. you should have no problem posting another example of a contrail that looks like that

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