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Sorry my last report sent has all the correct info except the wrong date. It was around ~4:15 am on the morning of the 6th not 5th of November. I don't think this report has the angle info so please see other submitted report for info.
As stated. The fireball was huge in the sky, I'd compare it to a beach ball relevant to the area in the sky. Huge and was a full flaming swirling ball with probably 10 foot huge flaming tail, which in the relevant sky was miles long.. very bright intense black red orange with tiny yellow swirling in a round fashion flies at less than 45degree angle down towards the horizon but still half in the sky then after few quick seconds, it sparkles and fizzled away, and proof it was gone. I've studied astronomy in college and do sky viewing when possible and I see shooting stars all the time but never like this, in my front yard.. the exact time is an estimate but close. |
