Weird Time? ;)
I didn't know there was a "normal" time for fireballs to occur. Perhaps
you mean weird time for one to be "seen"? ;)
The "meteorite dropping" speculation is clear as speculation of course,
as most meteors and fireballs only appear to hit the ground or be closer
than they actually are.
Regards,
Eric
[email protected] wrote:
A witness says she saw a meteor land near South Eyre Rd in North
Canterbury at around 6am.<<
That's a weird time for a meteorite dropping meteor to occur. I suspect
she was seeing the meteor disappear onto the horizon...thus a lot further
away than she thinks.
George Zay
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