Showing posts with label Spokane WA Meteor 6DEC2010 7DEC2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spokane WA Meteor 6DEC2010 7DEC2010. Show all posts

07 December 2010

Spokane, WA Meteor 6DEC2010 Meteor/Meteorite News 7DEC2010

Reader of Meteor/Meteorite News 6DEC2010:
Spokane, WA at about 05:00 PST 6DEC2010
Guest136 (guest) Kevin wrote: Got to see an awesome meteor this morning from Spokane, WA at about 0500 local. It lasted about 7 seconds and watched it into the horizon. By far the best I have ever seen or will ever see. Somebody has got to have video, perhaps a traffic cam on a decent hill. The sky was just beginning to show a hint of daybreak so likely better seen at Seattle or Vancover/BC  2 days ago I thought I saw a short/brief one at the same spot but I assumed it was just reflection of lights off my glasses and windshield, chilly outside. I will try to keep a camera at the ready tonight.

Meteor/Meteorite News 7DEC2010

Meteor fire tail over Tacoma Washington on Friday evening
The sky was partly clear over Tacoma, on 3 December 2010. At 5:58 pm a large meteor track appeared in the sky overhead. The red orange fire tail started 10 degrees (N) above the celestial equator and ended -8 degrees (S) below the celestial equator. The object appeared about 15 arc degrees to the West of Jupiter’s position. The fire tail was about 3 arc minutes wide making it very prominent in the sky. The object was on a true North to South heading. ... more
http://www.examiner.com/astronomy-in-tacoma/meteor-fire-tail-over-tacoma-washington-on-friday-evening?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter



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