If it's a meteor photographed thru a telescope, where is the fuzzy left overs of its train in the image? Surely the ionized column made by a passing fireball meteoroid would be brite enuf to have some phase of it's image captured by the same telescope and be outside the sharp lines of the streaks? I cannot believe this image is that of a meteor until this dilemma is adequately explained. As for the light being too wide to be that of a light on a plane...could we simply be looking at the overall width of the light being reflected off parts of a plane...such as a wing, fuselage etc. ? George Zay
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