12 Second Meteor WoW
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12 Second Meteor WoW
WoW captured this morning using Wyze V3 Cams -
12 seconds long - going fast - went across sky /view - wow -
12 months ago captured another 12 second this same location -
Good spot - lol
I had set up 4 cams to record satellite fly over - got meteor
also got 2nd meteor that looked Big -
was on Bottom edge of screen so quick Look -
looked close to ground but not sure - bright
12 seconds long - going fast - went across sky /view - wow -
12 months ago captured another 12 second this same location -
Good spot - lol
I had set up 4 cams to record satellite fly over - got meteor
also got 2nd meteor that looked Big -
was on Bottom edge of screen so quick Look -
looked close to ground but not sure - bright
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Spectacular!
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This is pretty neat, never thought about a setup like that.
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nice take , thx .
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Awesome video!
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That's awesome!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks All
was looking for report on IMO site could not find -
went back to email and clicked link -
took to Pending page
report and meteor was put on Special Look list - Nice
this meteor and 3 others are on list right now -
so far it looks like im only one to report this meteor
one meteor has 62 reports so it must have been big -
England may12 just after midnight -
was looking for report on IMO site could not find -
went back to email and clicked link -
took to Pending page
report and meteor was put on Special Look list - Nice
this meteor and 3 others are on list right now -
so far it looks like im only one to report this meteor
one meteor has 62 reports so it must have been big -
England may12 just after midnight -
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That is so cool!!!
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Wow! Nice capture!! That baby burned a hole in the sky for sure!!
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this meteor still Pending Page list and not on public visible list - 5 days -
as far as I can tell no one else reported this meteor -
dont think they can triangulate with only one siting -
maybe use weather radar to find
as far as I can tell no one else reported this meteor -
dont think they can triangulate with only one siting -
maybe use weather radar to find
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