I meant 22.56. Sorry. Too much champagne.



On 2012-09-21 22:19:05 +0000, Trevor Harley said:

I saw it from my window around 23.56 BST travelling slowly from E to W
in the S. It was amazing, travelling slowly for 20 seconds or so across
the sky.

By a long way the best meteorite I've ever seen, if not the best thing
I've ever seen. It was so striking I feared it was a plane or something
coming down, so relieved to find out it's not.




On 2012-09-21 22:10:58 +0000, Alan LeHun said:

In article ,
says...

Sorry if this offends as not the right group ,but just seen a massive
meteorite to the north of Leeds uk ,travelling east north east to west
south west ,it split up at about 40 degree declination and to the north
of me ,into 6 to 8 fragments and disappeared into the west , the whole
thing visible for 20 to 30 seconds ,absolutely amazing ,best I ve ever
seen.Anyone else see it?
Paul

Kielder observatory reporting sighting of huge fireball, terminating in
the east mag -6 to -7.

Tweets from much of ENgland and south Scotland.

So yes, other people have seen it. But not me.


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Trevor
in Lundie, in the Sidlaw Hills, 10m NW of Dundee, elev. 185m
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