Hey GeoZay,
"About how bright and how many seconds did this event last and about how
long of a trail?"
I asked if the sky lit up and she said, "Not really, but before it
disappeared [below the horizon], it became brighter." I asked if she saw it
break into several pieces and she said, "No." Larry's witness saw it fall
into several pieces so this is why I think it would be more north from where
my Sebring witness saw it.
Best regards,
Greg
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From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 5:29 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] [2nd Sighting] Fireball in Florida
Tuesdaynight
This lady and her husband were driving north on County Road 17 just
south
of
Sebring. She confirmed, along with her husband on the phone, that it
fell
around 9:30 pm straight down (towards north), but slightly to the right
(east). They saw the fireball moving and then "light up" before
disappearing
on the horizon. They did not see it fall into pieces like Larry's friend
did
up in Gainesville so It fell closer to Gainesville opposed to Sebring.<<
About how bright and how many seconds did this event last and about how
long of a trail?
GeoZay
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