exploding star the object went from a faint to a very bright colour
At 23:11 on this date I saw what I believe was an exploting Star. It was in the northern sky North of the big dipper about 2 degrees west and about 15 degrees above the horizon. It appeared only for about 2 seconds. It certainly looked like a star exploded and burnt out. No fallout was seen. I don't know much about these things, but if there were telescopes looking that way they must have seen it. Was it an exploding Star?
At 23:11 on this date I saw what I believe was an exploting Star. It was in the northern sky North of the big dipper about 2 degrees west and about 15 degrees above the horizon. It appeared only for about 2 seconds. It certainly looked like a star exploded and burnt out. No fallout was seen. I don't know much about these things, but if there were telescopes looking that way they must have seen it. Was it an exploding Star?
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Saint Pierre Jolys
Canada
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light
MB
Occurred : 4/21/2009 23:13 (Entered as : 04/21/2009 23:13) Reported: 4/21/2009 9:46:14 PM 21:46 Posted: 5/12/2009 Location: St. Pierre Jolys (Canada), MB Shape: Light Duration: 2 seconds Characteristics: The object changed color
exploding star the object went from a faint to a very bright colour. ((NUFORC Note: Possible flare of Iridium satellite?? PD))