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December 7th 03, 04:17 PM
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I've just seen another Fireball?
On the night of the last good aurora i saw a fireball in the sky and so did
a chap in Aviemore - i reported it. About 30 mins ago, again in the twighlight, i was walking down the garden looking at the only star that was out, which was very bright and high in the sky. As i was thinking "is this the Pole star or Mars, no it cant be Mars as that is reddish" the star wained and went out, leaving a tiny trail? It did not move up down or sideways it just went out - what was all that about? Did anyone else in Scotland see this or am I going mad in my little wooden office (currently 10 C and outside currently -2 C)? Please help brian aberfeldy |
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