Breaking - Meteor Seen in 8 US States and 1 Canadian Prov. in DAYTIME! MI OH IL IN ONT KY MO IA TN B

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It wouldnt garner as much "Why are there so many fireballs!" posts if they all relied on the actual images.

Nature of the propaganda beast.

We're entering into the age of unobvious!

k21968

Phage
reply to post by k21968

 

I know.
They are both really nice pictures though. That's why they show up in relation to just about every fireball report.

i feel like a dumby. They should tell people that is the pic they are using!

Thank you for telling me. BLONDE MOMENT apparently.

OMG REALLY!!!! Did you have a part in the film U Turn????

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Good to hear that because going outside between 9:10 and 9:17 I saw 2 big ones that trailed close to the ground while facing North. I was wondering if we were having a meteor shower tonight or if it was debris from comet ison is it? These were pretty big and long, looked close to earth.

k21968
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This one was right over top of me in Louisville, Ky. I am with you...why so many all of the sudden? Our meteorologist on our news station here said it is not uncommon.

Here is a pic of the one sighted in Louisville. (from the news not my pic)

Here is an amateur video of it as well.

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wow! TQ so Much! i love you!

Guys! i see it! lot of them! by this online webcam!
www.webcamgalore.com...

Cek it..i see one in Indiana, just klic on of them see it on 1 day motion!

reply to post by antar

C/2012 S1 (ISON) is very very far away from Earth and is still far outside the orbit of Earth. No debris from it.

Meteors occur all the time.


Close to the ground huh? I think not.

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Are you suggesting that people actually catch the image? Not easy to do. Now you see them now you dont.

reply to post by Phage


WEll you know what I mean, close to the horizon from where I am.

reply to post by antar

There was a certain ambiguity in your statement.
And considering this post:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Well...you can't be too sure about what people think they saw.

On the evening of September 21, 2013, an RCMP officer was on patrol on a highway in Northern Alberta. The cruiser's dashboard camera captured the amazing flash of light as it lit up the entire darkened sky.

Read more at www.liveleak.com...

www.liveleak.com...

Here one I got on the 18

actualidad.rt.com... traviesa-cielo


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Cheesy... yeah, I think there are a lot of meteors these days. I even "woke up" this morning to the radio news saying that there had been a meteor strike somewhere in Eastern Europe.

darkbake
reply to post by cheesy

 

Cheesy... yeah, I think there are a lot of meteors these days. I even "woke up" this morning to the radio news saying that there had been a meteor strike somewhere in Eastern Europe.

Eastern europe? okay i will search it..

Upton33
reply to post by whatnext21

 

Yeah this Comet Ison is really worth the watch, NASA Deep Impact comet hunter probe has been declared dead a week ago.

www.nbcnews.com...

These changes are concerning if you ask me.

Yeah, I don't fancy these types of coincidences either.

On a lighter note, your avatar makes my brain dance.

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Strange indeed! I was wondering if NASA's launch to the moon-and a satellite launched a week later has anything to to with this ? Yes just a few mths ago. Looking for links.2013

Also the now Kuaizhou – China secretly launches new quick response rocket
September 25, 2013 by Rui C. Barbosa-

It is also known the rocket – likely on its test flight – was carrying a satellite, called Kuaizhou-1.

I just hate being kept in the dark!

www.nasaspaceflight.com..." target="_blank" class="postlink">www.nasaspaceflight.com... new-rocket/

NASA sends satellite to the moon
www.dw.de/nasa-sends-science-satellite-to-the-moon/a-17072741

NASA's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer Undergoes Spin Testing NASA
www.popsci.com..." target="_blank" class="postlink">www.popsci.com... ience/article/2013-09/big-pic-nasa-lunar-satellite-undergoes-spin-testing-tonights-flight

Take a look at the link for G7IZU, quite a bit of something coming in...this site says it can't be copied otherwise i would post a screen capture.

reply to post by Phage


Yeah sounds like someone was sending fireworks over the person in that instance. Who am I to judge though as some of the things I have seen were way out of the realm of reality as we know it. There was a specialist on c2c last night I really wanted to hear but fell asleep to. he was all worked up over the anomalous events happening around meteors right now and I think he was getting at some big event headed our way and that in the near future many meteors will come crashing down, but for now there is a hush put on that and even though some are hitting earth until they start crashing down in heavily populated areas it will be a cover up.

An interesting time to be alive for sure, it is getting harder to separate ordinary from extraordinary.

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Did you mean this one... C2C

reply to post by whatnext21


Yes and I googled his name and here is his website marshallmasters.com...

LittleBlackEagle

Phage
reply to post by LittleBlackEagle

 

Or...more people are reporting their sightings to the AMS.

As the graph below illustrates, the number of reports filed with the AMS has been increasing over the last few years. The level of traffic on the site, the popularity of the site and improvements to the software are all contributing to more reports being filed. More people are able to find the site and more easily complete the report application. These factors contribute to an increase in witness reports being filed with the AMS.

amsmeteors.org...

More reports does not equal more meteors.

can meteorites be tracked by satellite? just curios as to why the gov doesn't keep up with these events\numbers? perhaps they do and i just don't know where to look, i dunno.

It depends on the size and speed. If they are large or slow moving relative to Earth, they can be picked up by astronomical telescope either on the ground or in space. With enough observations, their "orbital elements" (closest point, eccentricity, period, elliptical or parabolic orbit) can be calculated. Then their future location can be predicted. Even if that changes then the orbital element get updated.

But the small asteroids far away just don't give off enough off light or reflected radar signal to be tracked. Only the debris orbiting earth (hundreds of theousands of bits of junk) can be tracked by radar.