Feuerkugelbericht

Berichte Bericht 708g (Ereignis 708-2023)

Dieser Bericht wurde mit folgendem Ereignis in Zusammenhang gebracht: Ereignis 708-2023

Beobachter
Name	Eric S
Erfahrungslevel	3/5
Bemerkungen	-

Ort
Adresse	Abilene, TX
Geographische Breite	32° 21' 42,89'' N (32,36°)
Geographische Länge	99° 56' 48,48'' W (-99,95°)
Höhe	606,74m

Uhrzeit und Dauer
Datum & Uhrzeit (Ortszeit)	03.02.2023 20:12 CST
Datum & Uhrzeit (UT)	04.02.2023 02:12 UT
Dauer	≈45s

Richtung
Bewegungsrichtung	Von rechts oben nach links unten
Winkel	186°

Richtung
Blickrichtung Azimut	265,82°
Beginn Azimut	275,35°
Beginn Höhe	39°
Ende Azimut	275,29°
Ende Höhe	39°

Helligkeit und Farbe
Helligkeit	-7
Farbe	Green

Begleitgeräusch
Beobachtung	Nein
Bemerkungen	-

Spätere Geräusche
Beobachtung	Nein
Bemerkungen	-

Nachleuchten
Beobachtung	Yes
Dauer	50s
Länge	15°
Bemerkungen	I did not see what left the train. I looked up in the sky and there was a green train with debris falling off it. This appearance was stable and not moving for a period of approximately 50 seconds from the time I first noticed it. The first thing I thought of was that it appeared to be a lesser occurrence of what Challenger looked like when it went down.

Endblitz
Beobachtung	No
Bemerkungen	-

Teilung
Beobachtung	Ja
Bemerkungen	It was strange in that I have never seen a train like this before. It remained in the sky for 50 seconds, glowing green with small fragments that did not appear to move. The entire appearance was stationary, as I did not see the object that laid down the train, but observed only the train after the fact. It was as if something had burned up in the upper atmosphere, but the fragments were stationary to my observation point. Perhaps what I saw was the entirety of the object which had burned up. I can say that my immediate thought was that something had been shot down and burned up in the upper atmosphere.

Teilung

Beobachtung

Bemerkungen

It was strange in that I have never seen a train like this before. It remained in the sky for 50 seconds, glowing green with small fragments that did not appear to move. The entire appearance was stationary, as I did not see the object that laid down the train, but observed only the train after the fact. It was as if something had burned up in the upper atmosphere, but the fragments were stationary to my observation point. Perhaps what I saw was the entirety of the object which had burned up. I can say that my immediate thought was that something had been shot down and burned up in the upper atmosphere.