Lights in the sky
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by JonARNZ » Tue Feb 20, 2007 10:46 pm
I saw a meteor last night cross over the city and burn out. AT first I thought it was a firework but then realised no, too bright and high in the sky. I didn't hear a sonic boom, wondered if anyone heard anything about it or maybe saw it? Would have been around 10:30, in the western sky.
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by h290master » Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:05 am
This is odd ???? maybe its the aurora aircraft- Fuel dump?? 
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by Dreamweaver » Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:01 am
JonARNZ wrote: I saw a meteor last night cross over the city and burn out. AT first I thought it was a firework but then realised no, too bright and high in the sky. I didn't hear a sonic boom, wondered if anyone heard anything about it or maybe saw it? Would have been around 10:30, in the western sky.
Can you be a bit more precise please?
eg Direction of travel north, south, east or west with a compass heading would be good. Roughly how fast eg quick streak or slow but faster than a aircraft crossing the sky?
If it came from the South Western section of the sky did it fade out as it got closer to the North Eastern sky?
Think I know what you saw but this will give me a better source of info to locate.
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