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this spectacular Geminid lit up the sky above Cartersville, Ga., at 2:29 a.m. EST on the morning of Dec. 14. This is one of the brightest fireballs observed by the NASA network of meteor cameras in over 4 years of operation. (NASA/MSFC/MEO)
Originally posted by WorShip
I saw 8 within an hour period last night. amazing! one sailed through the air for something like... 3 seconds! It was magnificent.
Going to watch in an hour or so, when it peaks.
Originally posted by WorShip
I saw 8 within an hour period last night. amazing! one sailed through the air for something like... 3 seconds! It was magnificent.
Going to watch in an hour or so, when it peaks.
Originally posted by ScytheofTime
If I heard correctly there was also a comet tail the night of the Geminid shower, I saw streaks from 2 different directions, some heading East to West, others heading NE to SW...it was the best display of meteors I've ever been witness to. I am in the Midwest USA and the skies were crystal clear...