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1997-07-15 - Prince George (Canada) - Fireball

Large bright blue fireball on an accending trajectory

15-July-97 Prince George, B.C.

Time: 1:05 am EST. Conditions: Clear sky, slightly chilly (13 degrees C).

I glanced up into the Eastern Sky and noticed an object moving from South to North on an incline of about 40 degrees at a rapid speed, I could not hear any sound. It was about 30 degrees above the horizon when I first saw it, and at about 70 - 80 degrees when I lost track of it.

It was about 3-5 times brighter than the planet Venus (also visible at the time) and deep blue (almost purple) in colour. It was bright for about 3 seconds, then went dim (almost to a pin point) for another 5-7 seconds before I lost track of it.

I could not tell if the object became dim from a loss of size/mass or increased distance. The entire time I observed the object it was accending on a straight trajectory.

If this report seems overly detailed, it is because I am sending a copy of a report I filed with ufobc (www.ufobc.ca) the day that this event happened.
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Prince George (Canada)
Canada
Mon, 07/14/1997 - 18:05
Tue, 05/24/2005 - 12:00
8-10 seconds
8-10 seconds
Mon, 07/14/1997 - 18:05
Mon, 05/23/2005 - 17:00
Wed, 02/23/2005 - 17:00
fireball
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Occurred : 7/15/1997 01:05 (Entered as : 07/15/1997 01:05) Reported: 2/24/2005 7:31:28 PM 19:31 Posted: 5/24/2005 Location: Prince George (Canada), Shape: Fireball Duration: 8-10 seconds Characteristics: The object left a trail, There was an aura or haze around the object
Large bright blue fireball on an accending trajectory
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