A large blue green fireball with a small tail north of Tarzana, CA
I only caught the tail end of the anomaly, as it flew down below the tree line about a quarter of a mile from me. The thing that brings me here today to report this is I’ve never seen anything like it, and I’m a big astronomy and space nerd. It was a massive blue/green meteorite type fireball that I would have to roughly judge to be five to ten feet in diameter. The tail of the fireball was very small. It was all very bright. I heard no light or sound when/if it landed or made impact. Nothing remarkable happened after for several minutes. It was too brief to capture a photo.
I only caught the tail end of the anomaly, as it flew down below the tree line about a quarter of a mile from me. The thing that brings me here today to report this is I’ve never seen anything like it, and I’m a big astronomy and space nerd. It was a massive blue/green meteorite type fireball that I would have to roughly judge to be five to ten feet in diameter. The tail of the fireball was very small. It was all very bright. I heard no light or sound when/if it landed or made impact. Nothing remarkable happened after for several minutes. It was too brief to capture a photo.
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Tarzana
USA
2 seconds
2 seconds
34.17
-118.54
fireball
CA
Occurred : 10/17/2022 19:10 (Entered as : 10/17/2022 7:10 PM) Reported: 10/17/2022 8:00:21 PM 20:00 Posted: 12/22/2022 Location: Tarzana (Los Angeles), CA Shape: Fireball Duration: 2 seconds
A large blue green fireball with a small tail north of Tarzana, CA