[meteorite-list] Images of Wales meteor (no boring aeroplane)

Rob, Marco List, I haven't had time to write anything today. But I'm managed to read trough 99% of the posting on this subject. Marco comments that the trail behind the head should be sunlit since it must be higher in the sky. Some points why it might still not appear sunlit: a) As the trail is

[meteorite-list] Images of Wales meteor (no boring aeroplane)

Hello Marco List, I wonder what you really are doing here, Marco? Is this what you would call science or 'seeking the truth'? Are you trying to find the best explanation, or is it something else? That sometimes there are some conditions by a minority of aeroplanes that come close to producing

Re: [meteorite-list] Images of Wales meteor (no boring aeroplane)

Bjørn Sørheim wrote: Hello Marco List, I wonder what you really are doing here, Marco? Is this what you would call science or 'seeking the truth'? Are you trying to find the best explanation, or is it something else? Well, as far as I know, Marco is one of the pioners with the bolides, and the

Re: [meteorite-list] Images of Wales meteor (no boring aeroplane)

Hello Pekka List, I truly doubt yor last statement, Pekka. And the kind of attitude you are showing now is neither scientific nor 'truth-seeking' it's more like submissiveness, I'm afraid. I have spent 10 years in an university environment. It's facts and arguments that builds knowledge and

Re: [meteorite-list] Images of Wales meteor (no boring aeroplane)

Bjorn, I respect your quest for knowledge and the truth...and the university environment has all the time in the world to debate such things. I, on the other hand am a serious mechanical consulting engineer who is paid a lot of money to solve difficult problems in a short time. Most often with