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May 4th, 2009Fireball Sighting Reports

Date: May 4th, 2009Fireball Sighting %cats=Fireball Reports
Time Of Sighting: 22:35
Report: I was just leaving work and speaking with a co-worker, when I noticed the meteor in the night. There was light overcast, and at first I thought I saw a bug in the parking lot lights, but when I looked up I saw it trailing in the night sky. My altitude was a guess as I am not a pilot or an aeronautical expert. To my eye, it was the size of a golfball with a heavy white shine and glow.
Name: John McCreary
Location: Winter Haven, Fl
Coordinates:
Constellations: slight overcast
Direction Of Travel: e/ne to w/sw
Visual Direction: W / SW
Altitude: 7-10 miles? saw from ground level,
Angle of Decent In Degrees: seemed 90, seemed to be traveling straight
Color of Fireball: White /Silver
Brightness: Moon, heavy glow around
Duration: 2 seconds
Extinguish: No
Retardation Point Azimuth: na
Sonic Boom: No
Crackling Static Sound: No
Whizzing or Whooshing Sound: No
Impact: No
Have A Meteorite: No
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