EXTREMELY fast meteor-like object sighted above high thin overcast.
Angular size: 1/8 degree or less. Moved so fast it could not be accurately resolved.
Track SE to NW, horizontal - spanning 15 to 20 arc degrees at 20 to 30 degrees above distant horizon.
Appeared to be above high thin cloud cover – partially obscured - meaning above 10K AGL at least.
Time of flight: 1/2 second or less. Color: reddish white, no tail. No sound.
If this was an actual a meteor, was high strangeness event– unlike any I’ve seen before.
Angular size: 1/8 degree or less. Moved so fast it could not be accurately resolved.
Track SE to NW, horizontal - spanning 15 to 20 arc degrees at 20 to 30 degrees above distant horizon.
Appeared to be above high thin cloud cover – partially obscured - meaning above 10K AGL at least.
Time of flight: 1/2 second or less. Color: reddish white, no tail. No sound.
If this was an actual a meteor, was high strangeness event– unlike any I’ve seen before.
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Sedona
USA
1/2 second
1/2 second
34.82
-111.76
fireball
AZ
Occurred : 9/22/2012 20:30 (Entered as : 09/22/12 20:30) Reported: 9/22/2012 10:12:52 PM 22:12 Posted: 9/24/2012 Location: Sedona (south of), AZ Shape: Fireball Duration: 1/2 second Characteristics: There was an aura or haze around the object
EXTREMELY fast meteor-like object sighted above high thin overcast.