Totally unexpected, brilliant and very possibly a slightly curved course.
Approximately 2030 on 5 Nov 2003, I observed a fireball type object in the northern sky. Short duration. The "head" was a brilliant white, and the rather short tail that was predominately blue. No sound was heard. The sky was partly cloudy that night. The direction of flight was from NNW to NNE, crossing the N/S meridian. The two things different were a. how brilliant the head was, abd b. the "impression" that I had of a slightly (very slightly) curved course. As I said, no sound and it was a cohesive mass, not breaking apart or shedding part of itself as it went down toward earth.
Approximately 2030 on 5 Nov 2003, I observed a fireball type object in the northern sky. Short duration. The "head" was a brilliant white, and the rather short tail that was predominately blue. No sound was heard. The sky was partly cloudy that night. The direction of flight was from NNW to NNE, crossing the N/S meridian. The two things different were a. how brilliant the head was, abd b. the "impression" that I had of a slightly (very slightly) curved course. As I said, no sound and it was a cohesive mass, not breaking apart or shedding part of itself as it went down toward earth.
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Horn Lake
USA
5 seconds?
5 seconds?
34.95
-90.05
fireball
MS
Occurred : 11/5/2003 08:30 (Entered as : 11/05/2003 08:30) Reported: 11/7/2003 7:20:17 PM 19:20 Posted: 11/8/2003 Location: Horn Lake, MS Shape: Fireball Duration: 5 seconds?
Totally unexpected, brilliant and very possibly a slightly curved course.