Our Fireball Confirmation.

Seakony · 10-10-2007

I recieved this email a little while ago.
Congratulations on your rare fireball sighting! We appreciate
you taking the time to report this object to the American
Meteor Society. Your summarized report may now be
viewed on the AMS webpage at:
http://www.amsmeteors.org/fireball/fireball_log2007.html

Your event is #380e for 2007. So far there are 8 other
reports of this same object. I invite you to check the table
again in a few days to see if any other witnesses of your
event have been posted.

I knew we wern't imagining things or it was just a meteor shower. The funny thing is how so many of us saw it but saw it going in different directions.

It really seemed so close, like the next town over from us...but it was also sighted in other states.

ami · 10-10-2007

How cool is that!!!

Now you just need to blog it.

Brent & Kim · 10-10-2007

[quote=Seakony;932630]I recieved this email a little while ago.
Congratulations on your rare fireball sighting! We appreciate
you taking the time to report this object to the American
Meteor Society. Your summarized report may now be
viewed on the AMS webpage at:
http://www.amsmeteors.org/fireball/fireball_log2007.html

Your event is #380e for 2007. So far there are 8 other
reports of this same object. I invite you to check the table
again in a few days to see if any other witnesses of your
event have been posted.

I knew we wern't imagining things or it was just a meteor shower. The funny thing is how so many of us saw it but saw it going in different directions.

It really seemed so close, like the next town over from us...but it was also sighted in other states.[/quote
Damn, I knew Red was doing something important.

10-10-2007	#1 (permalink)
Seakony añejo Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: no longer in Mesquite with nothing to do Posts: 10,149	Our Fireball Confirmation. I recieved this email a little while ago. Congratulations on your rare fireball sighting! We appreciate you taking the time to report this object to the American Meteor Society. Your summarized report may now be viewed on the AMS webpage at: http://www.amsmeteors.org/fireball/fireball_log2007.html Your event is #380e for 2007. So far there are 8 other reports of this same object. I invite you to check the table again in a few days to see if any other witnesses of your event have been posted. I knew we wern't imagining things or it was just a meteor shower. The funny thing is how so many of us saw it but saw it going in different directions. It really seemed so close, like the next town over from us...but it was also sighted in other states.

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10-10-2007	#2 (permalink)
ami añejo Join Date: May 2003 Location: Houston Posts: 6,658	How cool is that!!! Now you just need to blog it.

10-10-2007	#3 (permalink)
Brent & Kim añejo Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Rockford, IL Posts: 4,839	[quote=Seakony;932630]I recieved this email a little while ago. Congratulations on your rare fireball sighting! We appreciate you taking the time to report this object to the American Meteor Society. Your summarized report may now be viewed on the AMS webpage at: http://www.amsmeteors.org/fireball/fireball_log2007.html Your event is #380e for 2007. So far there are 8 other reports of this same object. I invite you to check the table again in a few days to see if any other witnesses of your event have been posted. I knew we wern't imagining things or it was just a meteor shower. The funny thing is how so many of us saw it but saw it going in different directions. It really seemed so close, like the next town over from us...but it was also sighted in other states.[/quote Damn, I knew Red was doing something important.

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