[meteorite-list] re: Another Witness Photographs The UK Fireball

From: (wrong string) ørn Sørheim <bsoerhei_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:28:21 2004
Message-ID: <200310031826.UAA02624_at_mail59.fg.online.no>

Hello Marco,
Well a lot of people was shure the boy have faked the picture.
Well, it's proven now he didn't!
I wonder why you now suddenly are shure it's an aircraft?
A lot of people are rather more shure it's a meteor.

Have you heard of a terminal burst at great heights.
I think it should be very easy to triangulate that burst,
if it's over say 15 km or something it's not an aircraft, for
shure...
Also it appeared at a time of many other fireballs.
There was also a very bright fireball reported in Norway
om Monday evening the 29th which appeared in the newspaper.
Some people truly want only to debunk the unusual.

Regards,
Bjørn Sørheim

At 19:26 03.10.03 +0200, you wrote:
>
>This is a very clear picture and the verdict is now clear: not a fake, but
>also certainly not a meteoritic fireball, of that I am sure.
>
>This is an aircraft trail either showing a 'false sun' due to refracted
>sunlight (i.e. a halo phenomena), or otherwise the suggestions on the BBC
>website that it might concern a military aircraft dumping fuel and then
>igniting it with its afterburner is correct.
>
>- Marco Langbroek
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Received on Fri 03 Oct 2003 02:26:16 PM PDT