Yellow /orange fireball with a yellow to white tail about 3 second duration whitnessed by two, high in the north sky
4 family members and myself were all standing around admiring the clear night sky and this bright blue prototype convertable Mustang that my Nephew had a hand in engeenering ( it was his weekend to take it home from Visteon), when I and my daughter's boyfriend(the only two faceing north) saw what looked to me to be a large (the proverberal size of a dime held at an arms length) orange/yellow Fireball with a yellow to white tail.It travled over head in a north to westerly direction and was at about 78 to 83 degreeze off of the horizen north .It just appeared out of the darkness of space.
I had to post this because i heard that there have been a lot of sightings of large fireballs over parts of California the past few days and it was said that it is unusual to have two in a row, and i find this puzzling because what we saw was clearly at least two days prior to the California sightings.
4 family members and myself were all standing around admiring the clear night sky and this bright blue prototype convertable Mustang that my Nephew had a hand in engeenering ( it was his weekend to take it home from Visteon), when I and my daughter's boyfriend(the only two faceing north) saw what looked to me to be a large (the proverberal size of a dime held at an arms length) orange/yellow Fireball with a yellow to white tail.It travled over head in a north to westerly direction and was at about 78 to 83 degreeze off of the horizen north .It just appeared out of the darkness of space.
I had to post this because i heard that there have been a lot of sightings of large fireballs over parts of California the past few days and it was said that it is unusual to have two in a row, and i find this puzzling because what we saw was clearly at least two days prior to the California sightings.
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Brownstown
USA
3 seconds
3 seconds
fireball
MI
Occurred : 10/5/2002 20:45 (Entered as : 10/05/02 20:45) Reported: 10/8/2002 8:35:16 PM 20:35 Posted: 10/15/2002 Location: Brownstown, MI Shape: Fireball Duration: 3 seconds Characteristics: The object left a trail
Yellow /orange fireball with a yellow to white tail about 3 second duration whitnessed by two, high in the north sky