Meteors, or perhaps more frequently space junk, can move over the
horizon for a few minutes, but what gives this away is that the sun has
just set near the fireball. It's getting dark on the ground, whilst
the contrail is still in the light of the setting sun making it an
impressive sight. The
Where did he buy his Phd? I need one myself.
Must have been cheap.
Michael Farmer
On Jan 21, 2015, at 11:29 AM, Matson, Rob D. via Meteorite-list
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This one is a no-brainer -- jet contrail. It's dumbfounding why anyone would
think an object
This one is a no-brainer -- jet contrail. It's dumbfounding why anyone would
think an object traveling that slowly could be anything other than a plane.
Slow news day in Houston? --Rob
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Huh? Physics/Astronomy PhD has a Meteor? over Houston, TX?
Looks like an aircraft contrail to me. Tell me that I am wrong.
Expert explains strange fireball flying over Houston area
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A slow moving meteor can make one full swing around the world before crashing
or disintegrating. The
I agree Dirk.
Graham
On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 1:25 PM, drtanuki via Meteorite-list
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List,
Huh? Physics/Astronomy PhD has a Meteor? over Houston, TX?
Looks like an aircraft contrail to me. Tell me that I am wrong.
Expert explains strange fireball
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