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Re: (meteorobs) Fwd: Have Meteorite, Now Looking for the Fireball
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- Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Fwd: Have Meteorite, Now Looking for the Fireball
- From: GeoZay@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 16:03:48 EDT
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In a message dated 99-06-17 15:42:27 EDT, you write:
Bo<< I'm interested in your personal
sighting, #8), because it was travelling north, but did this go over the
horizon, or is this your sighting in which you witnessed "dark flight"
prior to the sonic boom, in which case you would be correct, it would be
closer to Palomar than Barstow.
>>
Bo,
This was my sighting that I witnessed "dark flight" for a few degrees and 2
minutes and 43 seconds prior to the sonic boom. No it did not go over the
horizon. I think I would be stretching it if I were to say that it might have
dropped a meteorite in Barstow. I wasn't too sure where you said you found
yours, so I threw anything in that was remotely possible for you to weed out
at your leisure. I'm curious as to what kind of meteorite you have? I don't
recall your mentioning? I wonder if it could be related to the Old Woman
Meteorite found in the Mojave desert? That was an iron.
GeoZay
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