ALERT- Meteor Outbursts Pending!!!! - NEOs Close Approach to Earth May 2014 -ALERT ISSUED

ALERT- Meteor Outbursts Pending!!!! - 

NEOs Asteroids Close Approach to Earth May 2014
ALERT -Large Meteors, Fireballs and Bolides through 20MAY2014  25MAY2014  --- Some "Heavy Duty" activity expected!
Meteorite Falls Likely to Occur!!!
All Sky Cameras and Observers ready?!
We are currently entering Moon-blind phase for ground-based telescope observation and detection.
Updated 10MAY2014 to include through 25MAY2014 based on 1km or larger NEOs passing within our safety zone; expect debris to go undetected.
Initially issued 06MAY2014 - by LunarMeteoriteHunter...Tokyo, JAPAN

 Breaking News: Meteorite Falls Likely to Occur - Meteor Outbursts Pending!!!
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9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Known NEOs for May 2014 with an LD of approximately equal-to or less-than 10 Lunar Distances-
2014 HL129 , 2014 HT46 , 2014 HO132 , 2014 HX164 ,
 2014 HB177 , 2014 HT178 , 2014 JD , 2014 JH15 ,
 2010 JO33 ,2014 JS2 , 2014 JR24 , 2014 JG55 
,2014 JW55 , 2014 KD , 2014 KF22 ,2014 KC45 , 
2014 KF46 ,

updated 28MAY2014

(2014 KF46)

2014-May-29

0.0041

1.6

13 m - 30 m

26.5

17.08

updated 28MAY2014

(2014 KC45)

2014-May-28

0.0006

0.2

3.6 m - 7.9 m

29.4

9.42

updated 25MAY2014

(2014 KF22)

2014-May-28

0.0069

2.7

14 m - 31 m

26.4

10.68

updated 18MAY2014

(2014 KD)

2014-May-19

0.0199

7.7

35 m - 78 m

24.4

9.67

updated 12MAY2014

(2014 JW55)

2014-May-13

0.0112

4.3

14 m - 31 m

26.4

15.56

updated 11MAY2014

(2014 JG55)

2014-May-10

0.0007

0.3

3.9 m - 8.7 m

29.2

10.46

updated 10MAY2014 - note by NASA after it already passed

(2014 JR24)

2014-May-07

0.0007

0.3

3.7 m - 8.3 m

29.3

4.63

updated 09MAY2014

(2014 JS25)

2014-May-09

0.0271

10.5

13 m - 30 m

26.5

7.95

RECENT CLOSE APPROACHES TO EARTH

1 AU = ~150 million kilometers 1 LD = Lunar Distance = ~384,000 kilometers Object Name Close Approach Date CA Distance* (AU) CA Distance* (LD) Estimated Diameter** H (mag) Relative Velocity (km/s) (2014 HP132)  2014-May-01 0.0462 18.0 98 m - 220 m 22.2 26.38 (2014 HL129)  2014-May-03 0.0020 0.8 5.7 m - 13 m 28.3 6.37 (1997 YM9)  2014-May-03 0.1848 71.9 42 m - 94 m 24.0 6.71 (2014 GY48)  2014-May-03 0.1171 45.6 510 m - 1.1 km 18.6 22.59 (2008 JV2)  2014-May-04 0.0978 38.1 31 m - 68 m 24.7 10.25 387746 (2003 MH4)  2014-May-04 0.0662 25.7 270 m - 590 m 20.0 8.16 (2014 HT46)  2014-May-04 0.0178 6.9 13 m - 29 m 26.6 5.19 (2014 HO132)  2014-May-05 0.0055 2.1 19 m - 42 m 25.8 9.05

UPCOMING CLOSE APPROACHES TO EARTH

1 AU = ~150 million kilometers 1 LD = Lunar Distance = ~384,000 kilometers Object Name Close Approach Date CA Distance* (AU) CA Distance* (LD) Estimated Diameter** H (mag) Relative Velocity (km/s) (2014 HX164)  2014-May-06 0.0029 1.1 9.5 m - 21 m 27.2 7.92 (2014 HB177)  2014-May-06 0.0033 1.3 5.8 m - 13 m 28.3 6.31 (2013 VN13)  2014-May-07 0.1838 71.5 40 m - 90 m 24.1 11.24 (2014 HK4)  2014-May-07 0.0806 31.3 51 m - 110 m 23.6 14.01 (2014 HE177)  2014-May-08 0.0492 19.1 17 m - 37 m 26.0 5.95 365424 (2010 KX7)  2014-May-08 0.1984 77.2 110 m - 250 m 21.9 10.87 (2014 HT178)  2014-May-08 0.0152 5.9 13 m - 29 m 26.6 14.51 (2014 GC45)  2014-May-08 0.1853 72.1 74 m - 170 m 22.8 6.21 387816 (2004 FM17)  2014-May-09 0.1353 52.6 350 m - 780 m 19.4 9.27 (2014 JN2)  2014-May-09 0.0683 26.6 37 m - 83 m 24.3 19.51 (2014 JD)  2014-May-09 0.0197 7.7 15 m - 35 m 26.2 10.46 (2014 HA124)  2014-May-10 0.0517 20.1 13 m - 29 m 26.5 7.03 (2008 TA1)  2014-May-13 0.1496 58.2 480 m - 1.1 km 18.7 14.57 (2013 WU44)  2014-May-15 0.1629 63.4 180 m - 410 m 20.8 11.24 342866 (2008 YU32)  2014-May-15 0.1476 57.5 240 m - 540 m 20.2 14.04 (2010 SO16)  2014-May-16 0.1686 65.6 210 m - 470 m 20.5 10.02 (2007 VE3)  2014-May-16 0.0518 20.2 64 m - 140 m 23.1 18.02 (2014 JH15)  2014-May-17 0.0205 8.0 39 m - 87 m 24.2 13.15 (2010 JO33)  2014-May-17 0.0103 4.0 27 m - 59 m 25.0 8.19 (2007 VD12)  2014-May-17 0.1601 62.3 270 m - 590 m 20.0 13.11 (2014 HS124)  2014-May-18 0.1046 40.7 78 m - 170 m 22.7 6.90 (2014 FP47)  2014-May-18 0.0958 37.3 92 m - 200 m 22.3 5.63 (2014 HF184)  2014-May-19 0.0767 29.8 9.3 m - 21 m 27.3 4.14 (2014 GD50)  2014-May-19 0.0990 38.5 260 m - 580 m 20.0 24.00 (2013 XS23)  2014-May-19 0.1194 46.5 15 m - 33 m 26.3 5.83 225312 (1996 XB27)  2014-May-20 0.1150 44.8 110 m - 240 m 22.0 0.84 (2014 HT184)  2014-May-20 0.1065 41.4 110 m - 230 m 22.0 25.93 242708 (2005 UK1)  2014-May-20 0.0942 36.7 670 m - 1.5 km 18.0 19.57 (2011 JR13)  2014-May-21 0.0506 19.7 320 m - 710 m 19.6 27.19 21374 (1997 WS22)  2014-May-21 0.1209 47.1 920 m - 2.1 km 17.3 12.54 (2010 UQ7)  2014-May-21 0.1290 50.2 270 m - 590 m 20.0 20.63 (2014 FA44)  2014-May-23 0.0375 14.6 28 m - 63 m 24.9 2.37 (2007 VK184)  2014-May-23 0.1730 67.3 110 m - 240 m 22.0 20.72 (2014 HR124)  2014-May-23 0.0771 30.0 67 m - 150 m 23.0 11.24 (2000 TL1)  2014-May-23 0.1667 64.9 73 m - 160 m 22.8 11.92 (2012 UX68)  2014-May-23 0.1445 56.2 40 m - 90 m 24.1 12.40 (2013 WF108)  2014-May-23 0.0290 11.3 270 m - 590 m 20.0 18.42 188174 (2002 JC)  2014-May-24 0.1251 48.7 880 m - 2.0 km 17.4 23.95 (2014 HW177)  2014-May-25 0.1799 70.0 75 m - 170 m 22.8 9.32 (2014 FN33)  2014-May-25 0.1455 56.6 170 m - 370 m 21.0 5.46 (2012 KF25)  2014-May-26 0.1819 70.8 23 m - 52 m 25.3 10.60 (2014 HM2)  2014-May-27 0.1023 39.8 100 m - 230 m 22.0 6.63 (2014 GH35)  2014-May-27 0.1396 54.3 130 m - 290 m 21.6 10.45 (2014 JE15)  2014-May-28 0.1057 41.1 23 m - 51 m 25.4 5.70 (2014 GD45)  2014-May-28 0.1611 62.7 190 m - 420 m 20.8 6.99 (2004 RK9)  2014-May-28 0.1851 72.0 150 m - 340 m 21.2 9.49 209P/LINEAR  2014-May-29 0.0555 21.6 n/a 0.0 16.97 (2013 RE6)  2014-May-31 0.1673 65.1 140 m - 310 m 21.4 7.90 (2010 JA)  2014-May-31 0.1074 41.8 11 m - 24 m 27.0 6.12 (2003 YH111)  2014-May-31 0.1070 41.6 33 m - 75 m 24.5 10.80

Source- NASA/JPL- http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/ca/

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update 28MAY2014
update 25MAY2014
update 18MAY2014
update 14MAY2014
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posted 05MAY2014
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Breaking News-Victoria / NSW, Australia Fireball Meteor 28MAY2014

Breaking News- Victoria / NSW, Australia Fireball Meteor Approx. 2152 AEST 28MAY2014
WITH SONICS AND GROUND SHAKING Reported !!!?

Seeking More Information! Security Camera Video or photos...NEEDED!
12 Meteor Sighting Reports

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Victoria / NSW, Australia Fireball Meteor Approx. 2152 AEST 28MAY2014
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Sonics Reported!
I think this hit near my house.. I heard a rumble and my house shook at this time and I've been Googling looking for accidents or explosions in my area but maybe this was it
I have been search the net for a blast or explosion near my house at the time. Friend also commented of bright flash near my house and I felt a vibration and my house rattled. Is it possible this meteor was the cause? Chad C.

Initial Meteor Sighting Reports-28MAY2014 Jack Scott TYNTYNDER SOUTH, VIC, AUST APPROX 2200AEST 3 seconds First observed at approx 20 DEG ELEV, 010 DEG AZIMUTH. Travelling straight down., White flash over northern hemisphere of sky caught my attention then looked up to see orange shaft proceed quickly down to horizon. No sound was noticed. Initial flash was similar to lightning when close by, followed by bright orange shaft toward horizon and glow in surrounding clouds. None observed Oberved passing through layers of distant cloud. Orange shaft appeared about half the thickness of a pencil when held at arms length.

28MAY2014 Angela Cowra, NSW, Australia approx 2200 AEST Only saw last 2-3 secs before impact. Facing west, came from north (right to left) but more vertical than horizontal Fireball was orange with long blue tail. Impact light was a bright dome that clearly showed the outline of the hills and vegetation in the horizon between us and the impact point. Heard no sound, but eerie silence and stillness after impact. No vibrations felt either. Brighter than a full moon. After impact, bright white/blueish light (like extreme lightning, but sky was clear). None seen No idea how far impact was from us ...

28MAY2014 j Wallace Redesdale ,Victoria 2200 (approx) 5 n-nnw..travelling right to left large two winged fireball shape racing towards ground sun no odd blunt shape...

28MAY2014 Dean C Bathurst, NSW, Australia 2155 4 almost ground - steep descent red, yellow, white sun / same as bright flare ? steep descent meant was close?

28MAY2014 claire Bendigo, Victoria 2155 4sec NNE in bendigo sky travelling vertically down slightly off to the left yellow fire ball with tail looked like a massive sparkler waving to the ground brighter than the moon yes looked like a sparkler looked as if to hit the ground and lit up the surrounding buildings and sky no vibrations or noise

28MAY2014 josh scott Kyabram, victoria, australia, post code 3620 2152 10 east to west fireball with trail like plane on fire // . I was traveling north in my car saw a bright orange fire ( fireball with a tail) in the sky at approx 25 - 35 degrees decent angle. Travelling from east to west. At approx 10 pm. Austrailia time. no fireball decending over northern victoria

28MAY2014 Stuart Moss Beveridge, Victotia, Australia 21:52, Eastern Standared Time, PM 1.5 -2.5 seconds It was to the North, It traveiled in a vertical direction straight down. It past through the clouds and appered to continue on to the ground. As it past through the clouds, the sky light up a bright fire yellow. No sound heard The Fire ball was red and yellow with a long yellow tail. It lit up the sky bright yellow as it past through the cloud. None seen. I'm guessing it was 150Km away I think it may have hit the ground.

between wellington and molong in NSW
I saw an incredible flame of light just as it disapeared behind a hill whilst driving between wellington and molong in NSW at about 955 pm it was to the west of this road and had fallen from the north. I only saw it for a very short period as it actually gave me a fright when i caught it in my perriferal vision and turned to see it whilst driving. My passenger and i thought that it was literally just over the hill from where we were. It was amazing to see. Nick

All 12 meteor sighting reports can be seen here
http://thelatestworldwidemeteorreports.blogspot.com/

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BALLARAT, Victoria, Australia Fireball Meteor 25MAY2014 Likely Produced Meteorites! A$100 Pizza Offered for Video of Event

BALLARAT, Victoria, Australia Fireball Meteor 25MAY2014 Likely Produced Meteorites!
A$100 Pizza Offered for Video of THIS Meteor Event

On Sunday the 25th May at 6:25pm (AEST) a large fireball meteor was seen blazing over the skies of Victoria. It was seen to break into several pieces, and a sonic boom was heard around the Daylesford and Yandoit areas. This indicates relatively large meteorite/s may have fallen to the ground in the area.

I am requesting CCTV, dashcam or webcam footage from anywhere in Melbourne, Ballarat, Bendigo or surrounding areas that show this fireball streaking through the sky. Footage will need to have a time stamp to confirm authenticity and to help with calculating a fall location.

Please check your outdoor CCTV footage of any cameras with a view of the sky facing the west or north on 25th may 2014 at 6:25pm, plus or minus 10 minutes.

Fresh meteoritic material can help with planetary research, understanding how the solar system was created, and possibly even explaining how life began. The Murchison meteorite that fell to the ground in 1969 was rich in complex organic compounds, and is one of the most studied meteorite falls in history.

A meteorite can be identified by a black outer appearance, a fusion crust caused by high speed entry into the earth's atmosphere, and at least one side of the meteorite may be rounded. When hunting meteorites, please respect the owners of private land, and ask their permission to search for meteorites first.

Please IF you witnessed this event file a Meteor Sighting Report 

http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.jp/2000/11/meteor-fireball-report-form.html

Reports of the fireball sighting submitted by Victorians can be found here. http://thelatestworldwidemeteorreports.blogspot.com.au

Email for the The Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News is-
LunarMeteoriteHunter <lunarmeteoritehunter@gmail.com>

I am personally prepared to offer a $100 pizza order for the first person, business, school or organisation that provides authentic footage of the fireball. All offers of footage that show the fireball will be accepted, although only the first one gets the pizza!  Please contact me on 0490 193 772 before submitting your footage.

Professor Phil Bland from Curtin University (08 9266 9763) and Dr Andy Tomkins from Monash University (03 9905 1643) can be contacted for more information about their research in Australian meteorite material.

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Comet 4P/FAYE Closest Approach 29MAY2014

May - Comet 4P/FAYE Closest Approach 29MAY2014
From Wikipedia-
4P/Faye (also known as Faye's Comet or Comet Faye) is a periodic Jupiter-family comet discovered in November 1843 by Hervé Faye at the Royal Observatory in Paris. It will next come to perihelion (closest approach to the Sun) on May 29, 2014,[1] when it is expected to reach about apparent magnitude 12.5.[2]

The comet was first observed by Faye on 23 November, but bad weather prevented its confirmation until the 25th.[3] It was so faint that it had already passed perihelion about a month before its discovery, and only a close pass by the Earth had made it bright enough for discovery. Otto Wilhelm von Struve reported that the comet was visible to the naked eye at the end of November.[3] It remained visible for smaller telescopes until 10 January 1844 and was finally lost to larger telescopes on 10 April 1844.[3]

In 1844, Thomas James Henderson computed that the comet was a short period comet; by May, its period had been calculated to be 7.43 years.[3] Urbain Le Verrier computed the positions for the 1851 apparition, predicting perihelion in April 1851.[3] The comet was found close to his predicted position on 28 November 1850 by James Challis.[3]

The comet was missed during its apparitions in 1903 and 1918 due to unfavorable observing circumstances.[3] It reached a brightness of about the 9th magnitude in 2006.[4]

The comet is estimated at about 3.5 km in diameter.[5] ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4P/Faye

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The Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News 28MAY2014 Early

New kind of rare meteor shower hits Earth (VIDEO)
RT
A rare Camelopardalid meteor shower lit up the skies early Saturday, after experts had struggled with the enigma of predicting how the meteor storm ...

2014 meteor shower Camelopardalid falls short of expectations
Tehran Chronicle
A meteor shower known as the Camelopardalids hit the skies of North America over the last weekend. The meteor shower hit the skies of North ...

Cool Science Monday- 5/27/14: Meteor Showers
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This week Martin talks to us about how this past weekends meteor shower was formed. He also lets us take an up close look at a few meteorite ...

meteor bonds
Dealbreaker
USAA's new meteor catastrophe bonds could pay as much as 15%. And should you find yourself holding them when the big one hits, who cares?

The Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News 27MAY2014 EARLY
Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News - Blogger
Canadian photographer Gavin Heffernan was in California's Joshua Tree National Park during the Camelopardalids meteor shower. 'Didn't see a .

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The Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News 27MAY2014

Secrets of the universe could be contained in mystery fireball
ABC Local
Professor Bland says the meteorite probably weighed about 100 kilograms, and was most likely travelling at a speed of four kilometres per second ...

The Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News 26MAY2014 Early
blogspot.com
The much-hyped Camelopardalid meteor storm expected on Saturday morning turned out to be a no-show in most parts of North America, prompting .

Watch out! Meteor strikes Ohio man's car
Youngstown Vindicator
Massa said he was unaware of the meteor shower that was expected over the weekend as the tail of a comet, discovered in 2004, entered the earth's ... UNLIKELY! BS! LIKELY HOAX!

Kettering man: Meteorite broke my Buick
Dayton Daily News
Out of the corner of his eye, he said, "I could see something. It was a light, shadow, a beam of light, small. Within a split second, something hit me, the ... UNLIKELY BS! LIKELY HOAX!

Town of Manson tries to save soft waterThe Gazette - 20 hours
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Asteroid crash 290 mln years ago may have led Russian meteor on collision course with EarthANI via Yahoo! India News - 20 hours
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May Camelopardalids Meteor Shower did not Prove to be Spectacular
French Tribune
Now, when the May Camelopardalids meteor shower is over, many are saying it was not as good as they had expected it to be. But they also agreed ...

Camelopardalids meteor shower reveals comet's active pastNews
Canadian photographer Gavin Heffernan was in California's Joshua Tree National Park during the Camelopardalids meteor shower. 'Didn't see a ...

'Disappointing' meteor shower
Video - Sympatico.ca
Andrew Fazekas, National Geographic columnist, explains why he thinks the meteor shower was a success for science.

Re: Fireball Meteor Shower
Cloudy Nights
If the meteor in the photo's path is extended backward it certainly doesn't ... when a bright, orange, slow-moving meteor appeared just below Polaris.

is there someone in r/space that made pictures of the meteor shower of 24-5?
Reddit
I live in the Netherland and was not able to see it. I was wondering if any of u saw it and if anyone made any pictures? If so could u upload some? ...

Camelopardalids Meteor Shower Over Craggy Gardens
CNN.com
A few more long exposures from the Camelopardalids meteor shower. A star formation and another showing the International Space Station passing ...

No meteor shower in St Charles MO
CNN iReport
It was a disappointing night for Visitors and photographers at Broemmelsiek park, a unique Astronomy viewing area in St Charles County Mo.

Updated: Monday, May 26 2014, 08:29 AM EDT
WWMT-TV
While the meteor passes earth every five years, it's never this close and NASA says Jupiter will tug the debris field away from the earth next year.

Humor? Miss the Camelopardalid Meteor Shower? This Animated GIF Is a Nice Consolation Prize
YouTube ⋅ 02:33
Earth to Experience a Never-Before-Seen Meteor Shower May 23-24 by ... Comet 209P/LINEAR and Camelopardalid Meteor Shower by Brooke ...

Camelopardalid Meteor Radiant On CMOR
spaceweathergallery.com
It was cloudy here for the meteor shower last night, but I saw that nobody had submitted this CMOR picture yet. Compare the Camelopardalids to ...

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The Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News 26MAY2014

Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News: Victoria, Australia Meteor 25MAY2014
blogspot.com
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What's Up in June: Comet and meteor shower among highlights
Press Herald
The highlights this month include several very nice close conjunctions, another Comet Panstarrs, the Bootid meteor shower, the two largest asteroids, ...

Man Finds Meteors in His Garden ??????
WBBJ-TV
Now he believes that rust rock is actually a meteorite that made it to earth. He says the magnetization and them metal quality told him what it was.

Meteor Storm Disappoints But Stargazers To Be Rewarded With A Comet Fly–by | News World Today
newsworldtoday.net
A meteor storm that was becoming eagerly anticipated by storm gazers turned out to be a whole lot less than spectacular for enthusiastic stargazers.

Rare meteor shower falls short of expectations
CTV News
The much-hyped Camelopardalid meteor storm expected on Saturday morning turned out to be a no-show in most parts of North America, prompting ...

Celestial fireworks fail to light up desert sky
Khaleej Times
According to Nasa, this meteor storm would result “from the dust of periodic comet 209P/LINEAR, a Jupiter family comet discovered by the Lincoln ...

Camelopardalids Meteor Shower 2014 - YouTube
youtube.com ⋅ 00:22
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Community - Cameloparadalid Meteor - WGAL.com
wgal.com
Image of a Cameloparadalid meteor originating from the northern sky on the morning of May 24. Skies were generally clear prior to the peak, but then ...

I stayed up to watch the meteor shower, - Democratic Underground
democraticunderground.com
Granted, it was less than ideal viewing conditions. But I've certainly seen better showers in the past. I heard someone say it would be 1000 an hour.

Meteor Shower Thrills Stargazers | Video - ABC News
go.com ⋅ 01:09
Meteor shower streaks across the sky as comet intersects with Earth's orbit.

Local video shows Saturday morning meteor shower
WDIV Detroit
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Backyard Universe: This morning's meteor shower was a bust
Fayetteville Observer (blog)
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Cameleopardalids 2014: visual data quicklook
imo.net
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Except for Lucky Few, 'Once in a Lifetime' Meteor Shower Disappoints | www.abc19.tv
abc19.tv
It looks like forecasting for space events can be just as hard as forecasting the weather. Friday night's “once in a lifetime” meteor shower apparently ...

Camelopardalids Meteor Shower over Mono Lake - CNN iReport - CNN.com
cnn.com
CNN PRODUCER NOTE CatsEye photographed the Camelopardalids meteor shower over Mono Lake in Lake, Lee Vining, California, in the early ...

Re: Fireball Meteor Shower
Cloudy Nights
That was the one meteor I saw in the hour I was there. By 10:30, the crud had moved in from the south and was clouding out the Big Dipper.

15 reports
American Meteor Society - Member Area - AMS Event
AMS received 15 reports about a fireball seen over AL, FL, GA and SC on May 24th 2014 around 05:59 (UTC)

Video Meteor Shower Comet 209P LINEAR and CamelopardalidMeteor Shower
YouTube ⋅ 05:29:29
Video Meteor Shower Comet 209P LINEAR and Camelopardalid Meteor Shower Share your best shots of the meteor shower with CNN iReport, and ... OVER 5 HOURS!!!

NASA spots new Mars meteorite crater
Register
The strike in question happened on Mars back in about 2012 but was only spotted earlier this year. The long wait came because while the Mars ...

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Breaking News- MBIQ Detects- Victoria, Australia Meteor 25MAY2014

Breaking News- MBIQ Detects Victoria, Australia Meteor Approx. 1825 Local 25MAY2014
Fragmentation! Sonics Report!
METEORITES LIKELY ON THE GROUND!
24 REPORTS!

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Victoria, Australia Meteor Approx. 1825 Local 25MAY2014 with Fragmentation and Sonics
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Seeking More Information! Security Camera Video or photos...

Report your meteor sightings please
-http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.jp/2000/11/meteor-fireball-report-form.html

Please help get the word about this event so that we might recover security camera video or cell phone captures; spread the word about this website via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Reddit, GLP, SOTT and your favorite forums; contact your local news outlets; thank you!
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Initial Meteor Sighting Reports-
25MAY2014 DPFM BRUNSWICK VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 1825 2 - 3 seconds left to right - Me facing West North West Reddish - Pinkish Head - Greenish Tail between Venus & Moon Thinnish cloud cover - unable to say, suspect sparks due to brightnesse Brightest ever seen

25MAY2014 Timothy Fisher Laverton, Victoria, Australia 18.25 5 West-North-Left to Right Turquiose Moon No Significant brightness

25MAY2014 Nicholas Abicare Maldon, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA 18:25:00 3 seconds N White ball, with tail growing in length and intensity. Ball split into two, the burnt out. Venis yes, broke into two. None.

25MAY2014 Steve Dowey Craigieburn, VICTORIA, Australia 1824/UTC+10.00 2-3 secs (longer than a shooting star) I was facing west , the object went left to right, so south to north reds and green (not an aircraft) had a 'tail' bright but not like the sun no seen through low cloud so it was fuzzy

25MAY2014 Jacquie McGuire Cobden VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 18:30 Eastern Australian time 5-10 secs Left to right in north western part of sky Very bright green and then a burst of orange/yellow as it exploded/disappeared Very bright - between moon and Venus No seen, but appeared to explode It was awesome!! A real WOW moment.

25MAY2014 Aidan Down SPEED VIC AUSTRALIA 18:25 AEST PM 1-2 secs W-E, Right to Left, I was facing South A Bright Green Ball Much Like An Aeroplane Just brighter than the moon Not that I saw Looked like an aeroplane with a bright green light that was just smaller than the moon in comparison.

25MAY2014 MISH TAGGERTY VICTORIA AUSTRALIA 18.25 3-4 seconds I was facing west, it travelled left to right Seen through light cloud, mostly GREEN Around the brightness of venus No parts coming off None

MBIQ Data-
Oakleigh, Victoria arrived from google.com.au on "Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News: AUSTRALIA Two Meteor Events 1JUL2011" by searching for meteorite sighting victoria australia. 18:15:49 -- 18 minutes ago

All 24 REPORTS! meteor sighting reports can be seen here
http://thelatestworldwidemeteorreports.blogspot.com/

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