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Well, 2204, to be precise. Seemed to travel from near the
zenith to the horizon due east ... seen through several street lites, so it must have been bright. I was very surprised. Philip Eden |
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![]() Certainly hadn't thought of mentioning it, but since you report a meteor today... I was out checking out the wind and cold earlier today at about 15:45 MET, here in Norway. A spot near to the sea, on a 'ness', sort of. No people, cars around, didn't even see birds, very cold wind at around 0 deg C. No snow then. As I was not really dressed for the harsh cold, I just took a short walk down to look at the wind and waves. Walking back from the sea, on a narrow road, with two fields on both sides of me, I suddenly heard a low 'chuck'(?), about 10-30m away from me. I thought nothing about it at the instant, what was that really? A moment later I thought - but that sounded just exactly like ... a small stone/object at some speed, penetrating soaked ground!?? I later thought - are some pranksters playing around with me, shooting with their air guns? But again, this is a quite a desolate place, especially at those weather conditions, I hardly ever see people there. I must confess, I'm really quite interested in meteors and astronomy, so I got to be critical of my own, ... well wishes in this matter. Still, it did sound exactly like a small stone falling from a great height. Any other meteor occurences today/ or at this date? Bjørn Sørheim "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote: Well, 2204, to be precise. Seemed to travel from near the zenith to the horizon due east ... seen through several street lites, so it must have been bright. I was very surprised. Philip Eden -------------------------------------------------------- Anti-spam: Replace 'geo' with 'online' for direct e-mail -------------------------------------------------------- |
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