1srelluc
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I have zero experience or expertise, but that really looks like a man-made object breakup on entry.....Rocket stage maybe?
Japan a few days back.
Japan a few days back.
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I have zero experience or expertise, but that really looks like a man-made object breakup on entry.....Rocket stage maybe?
Japan a few days back.
I have zero experience or expertise, but that really looks like a man-made object breakup on entry.....Rocket stage maybe?
I don't know, it looks a awful like when the space shuttle broke-up over TX.Probably part of the Ursid meteor shower that was supposed to occur.
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I don't know, it looks a awful like when the space shuttle broke-up over TX.
See post #3.Agreed, and cannot be ruled out. Just pointing out, an expected recurring shower, coinciding on the 21st. Wish I had seen it. I'm only 50 miles north of MS, but it was cold as heck last night (high 20s at that time of night), so I didn't spend much time outside, smoking.
Agreed, and cannot be ruled out. Just pointing out, an expected recurring shower, coinciding on the 21st.
Could be. We have lots of space junk in decaying orbits, put there by multiple countries.I can assure you that wasn't part of the Ursid shower. If it were, it almost certainly would not have been seen except in the early morning hours coming from a northerly direction radiating out from the direction of the Big Dipper.
the more i look at the video, the more i feel that was something like a communication satellite or other space garbage falling out of orbit.
Could be. We have lots of space junk in decaying orbits, put there by multiple countries.
I don't know, it looks a awful like when the space shuttle broke-up over TX.
Exactly what I thought....Very possibly a satellite burning up on reentry.I want to say that it was probably an earth-grazing bolide, something on the order of what hit Chelyabinsk a decade ago, but the slow speed and multiple pieces and sustained burn up also suggests possibly a piece of decaying space garbage reentering the atmosphere and burning up. I've seen several bolides, but they are usually brighter and don't last so long.
I have zero experience or expertise, but that really looks like a man-made object breakup on entry.....Rocket stage maybe?