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Meteoriten => Meteorite => Thema gestartet von: Contadino am November 08, 2010, 18:45:31 Nachmittag
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Hallo zusammen,
habe eben gerade von einem Freund eine Feuerball-Sichtung gemeldet bekommen! Er war auf der Autobahn A3 kurz vor der Ausfahrt Obertshausen (nähe Ffm) unterwegs, als er um ca. 18:25 h einen "sehr hellen, weißen Feuerball in geringer Höhe, ca. 200 m über dem Horizont in westlicher Richtung" gesichtet hat, der "senkrecht nach unten fiel" und "nach einigen Sekunden verlöschte". Habt ihr vielleicht auch schon was davon gehört, bzw. eigene Sichtungen?
Ciao, Heiner
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Hmmmm..... :gruebel: deckt sich das vielleicht mit dieser Mail:
Hi Everyone,
I cannot beleave the Bolite I seen this morning at 4:20 or 4:25AM, I was outside
setting on my daughters deck
drinking coffee in the cold,(waiting to go hunting) when looking south, The
bigest, brighest "slow moving" meteor I have ever seen came out of the western
sky and headed south east. I was in Monroe Ohio, which is between Cincinnati and
Dayton. It cam in very low in the sky! with sparks trailing
As it was 10 to 15 degrees above the Horizon There was a Very Bright Flash that
lit up the sky and it looked like
the front or bottom blew out as it fragmented.
At this Time it entered the City sky light, of west Chester,ohio which is
directly south of Monroe, and I lost sight of it complety. This is the 1st one
like this I have ever seen and will never forget it. It was far enough away that
I heard no sound.
There must be alot people traveling south on I-75 and I-71 who seen this, so we
should here more reports today.
Also, I now see why some people think there seeing a jet on fire, It was moving
at the speed you would think a jet would. MY 1ST, WAY TOO COOL!
DAVE
Hmmmm :gruebel: :nixweiss:
Gruß,
Andreas
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Hallo Andreas!
Die Feuerball-Sichtung war doch im Raum Frankfurt/Deutschland! :einaugeblinzel:
schöne Grüsse von :prostbier:
Achim