With Sonics! / 15 Reports! Meteorites likely Produced!
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| "click on image to enlarge" MN IA Fireball Meteor Approx. 2230 CST 27DEC2013 v1 c2013 LunarMeteoriteHunter / Google Earth |
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Initial Meteor Sighting Reports-
27DEC2013 Tiffany Stillwater, Minnesota, USA 20:33:00 4 W sky, shot straight down No sound, bright light with orange and blue and green bursts Less than sun slightly Whole It seemed so close, like it could have been a firework a neighborhood over, but it was no firework. It shot straight down fast out of the sky. Seemed so close.
27DEC2013 Jessica Tintah, MN USA 2230 cst 5 secs S-N Blue, very bright brighter than the moon. lit up the car no largest/brightest I've seen!
27DEC2013 Pamela Belknap St. Paul, MN USA 10:35 pm CST 5 sec N to S No sound bright white becoming bright green with some red Very bright larger than Venus No North from St Paul
27DEC2013 kevin burnsville minnesota 1030 pm 5 seconds east to north north west Green like a big firework yes left a trail of sparks
27DEC2013 Chris Gaza, ia, usa 22:30:00 5 seconds Overhead,straight down Green fireball Very bright, like fireworks Yes, fire trail Hit ground a mile from my house
27DEC2013 courtney hoden missouri valley ia usa 2215/ 10:15 pm central 10 seconds N. I was looking north. It seemed to fall straight down. green orange bright as a very bright moon parts were falling off. orange sparks It was very large. Seemed to fall not streak across the sky.
All 15 meteor sighting reports can be seen here
http://thelatestworldwidemeteorreports.blogspot.com/
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