Lone Oak, TX Meteor 4:30am 24MAR2011
Guest35 (guest): i saw a meteorite early this morning. i wanted to add that i saw the meteor around 4:30 this morning along hwy 69 s. towards Lone Oak, TX
Edmond, Oklahoma Meteor 2:30 am 24MAR2011
Guest349 (guest):Around 2:30 a.m.CDT between guthrie and Edmond Oklahoma. Bright light flashed through window and then was Gone. Thought it was a search light from helicopter for a second but moving east to west very quickly and then burnt out. Sorry, that was 3/24/11
Hawthorne, FL large White Ball 9:30pm 24MAR2011
Guest449 (guest) Carol wrote: My name is Carol I live in Hawthorne, FL and approximately 9:30pm on 3/24/11 in the east-north-east sky we saw a large white ball moving very fast to the east. There was no noise and it was seen for approximately 6-8 seconds.Georgia 3-4 Sec Meteor 9:30 pm EDT 25MAR2011
Guest307 (guest): Did anyone else see/report a sighting in Georgia tonight? I saw something that I assume was a meteorite just before 9:30 PM Eastern time, in the eastern sky. It was white and very bright and was visible for at least 3-4 seconds before it disappeared on the horizon.
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RE-Georgia 3-4 Sec Meteor 9:30 pm EDT 25MAR2011
Guest307 (guest): Did anyone else see/report a sighting in Georgia tonight? I saw something that I assume was a meteorite just before 9:30 PM Eastern time, in the eastern sky. It was white and very bright and was visible for at least 3-4 seconds before it disappeared on the horizon.
Saw this around the same time as you. it seem to be moving slower than most Ive seen in the past and very bright..i live about 30 miles south of Macon GA.
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