Green Fire ball from E. to W. Most likely a meteorite with some copper in it's composition.
I will call the object a meteorite. It first had a thin yellowish trial for the first second or so. The trail then brightened or widened and emitted the green coloration in the last half of the observation arc before fading out. Observation angle aproximation 40deg.to 20deg. above horizon looking West. The sky was clear and dark. I did not notice any moonlight. My location: 29.32.7N by 98.38.9W by map interpolation. The object did not deviate from a straight line path.
I will call the object a meteorite. It first had a thin yellowish trial for the first second or so. The trail then brightened or widened and emitted the green coloration in the last half of the observation arc before fading out. Observation angle aproximation 40deg.to 20deg. above horizon looking West. The sky was clear and dark. I did not notice any moonlight. My location: 29.32.7N by 98.38.9W by map interpolation. The object did not deviate from a straight line path.
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Spring Branch
USA
3 sec
3 sec
29.93
-98.38
fireball
TX
Occurred : 1/9/1999 01:30 (Entered as : 01/09/99 01:30) Reported: 1/10/1999 20:35 Posted: 2/16/1999 Location: Spring Branch, TX Shape: Fireball Duration: 3 sec Characteristics: The object left a trail, The object changed color
Green Fire ball from E. to W. Most likely a meteorite with some copper in it's composition.