Re: ISS and meteor

From: Mark Harris (mark.harris@uk.easynet.net)
Date: Wed Aug 01 2001 - 22:55:06 PDT

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> I saw a meteor crashing into the atmosphere on the WSW
> horizon. The meteor wasn't that fast and produced a
> bright trail which lasted for about 1 sec. Has anybody
> else seen this?

Saw exactly this last night at approx 22:01 GMT in
the SE (mid altitude).

If I didn't know any better, I think I would've
thought it was a sat decay - it really looked
like a cinder falling from the sky; fast and
bright.

Mark at 50.9090°N, 2.7890°W

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