Flash in the whole sky - Central Texas

Little Tavistock Bunnies are hippity hopping all over the place and I am helpless to stop them.

OMG THE WORLDS GONNA END!!!!!!!!

i wonder if anyone considered it might have been LIGHTNING??????

hmmm 7:00am? THE SUNLIGHT??????

just a thought - wondering about all those explosives in Louisiana? Could be dead wrong but just a thought..

According to this article, they (National Weather Service in Houston) are saying it may have been debris from a Russian satellite.

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east texas -- not big, but unusuall (until earlier this year when we had a couple)

Last Edited by Boceph on 12/07/2012 03:39 PM

Since I posted this about 10 min ago about the satellite, they have added another paragraph to that article that a guy from NASA said no it was actually a meteor the size of a basketball. Well if NASA says so.....hmmm

Why would they stick a photo from @ 10:00 am in there (0:46), blue skies and a jet stream as a photo from a dark 6:45 morning with a flash of light ???

Well, light is a form of electromagnetic radiation.

What we know is a sudden surge of electromagnetic energy. It could have been well into frequency ranges undetectable by the human eye. Possibly some microwave, infrared and (God Forbid) some gamma radiation.


Very ominous!

The satellite gig .... typically aware of a satellite coming down from their own announcements, and admission. We've even followed satellite descent from their own sites last year.... the only time we hear about them now is when all else is outside of reason.

Weird indeed.

The OP on this thread said what he saw had no trail.
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Correction...he said the trail vanished quickly.

OMG, meteors the size of basketballs!

Sorry just made a whole new thread trying to post this thing since i couldnt find this thread for a few. My friend caught the flash on her security cameras. We're about an hour NW of Houston. Not the best quality, but just watch the bottom two screens and you'll see the flash. Weird how it happened from one then the other, obviously traveling horizontal I'm guessing?

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Seen this one on the 18th. No clue what it was. Strongsville OH.

That is NO meteor.

to make u believe nasa's meteor story media does it all the time

I'm limited in what I can say, I have 2 keys not working, but maybe it's static in the atmosphere.

It was seen in the Dallas Fort Worth area before sunrise according to the talk I heard on the radio on my way to work.

No way it was lightning. The middle of Dallas is about 240 miles from the middle of Houston.

Near Assumption sinkhole!

Saw this up in Montreal in the middle of the night about 2 months ago.

Was flashing about 10-15 times, the whole sky at once, were no clouds, found it very weird.

about 350 miles

My thoughts exactly, just wanted someone else to say it first

I think we're at a point now, where our Governments are as clueless as we are about these strange annomalys. The flashes, booms, combustion of electric poles etc have to be puzzling to our scientist as well.

At some point we'll have a critical mass of people observing these phenomina.

Our Governments response will be to ask us to Buy More Crap at the mall ha.

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Mysterious bright flash in sky reported across Texas

Credit: KHOU
KHOU 11 News viewer Mary Bush, in the Houston area, took this photo about two minutes after the flash.
by MARJORIE OWENS
WFAA
Posted on December 7, 2012 at 8:34 AM
Updated today at 2:29 PM
DALLAS - From McKinney to the White Rock Lake area and all the way south to Houston, a bright flash reported in the sky Friday morning captured the attention of many across the Lone Star State.
While early reports indicated it was likely a meteor, the National Weather Service in Houston reported Friday afternoon that it may have been debris from the Russian Satellite Cosmos 2251 as it reentered the atmosphere.
In 2009, the Cosmos 2251 satellite, which was not in working condition at the time, collided with Iridium 33, a United States communication satellite, in 2009 as they orbited Earth over Siberia.
Meanwhile, Bill Cooke, who heads the Meteoroid Environment Office for NASA, told KRLD that the object was actually a meteor, and was likely the size of a basketball.
As researchers continue to investigate the source of the flash, reports of sightings continue to grow across Texas.
One McKinney woman reported seeing what appeared to be a comet streaking across the sky in a bright flash around 6:42 a.m. near Stonebridge Shopping Center.
Justin Wagoner, who lives in the White Rock Lake area, said he saw a green trail and heard a large "sonic boom" around the same time. Others reported seeing white and orange colors. The sight only lasted a few seconds before vanishing in the sky.
According to Dr. James Roberts, a University of North Texas astronomer who talked to WBAP early Friday morning, the mysterious object in the sky was likely a burned up meteor. A KHOU meteorologist in Houston said it may have been part of the Geminids meteor shower, which takes place in December. The meteorites often appear to be slow moving and are usually best seen at its peak on December 13 and 14.
However, Mike Hankey, the operations manager with the American Meteor Society, said later in the morning he believed the meteor was likely a fireball, a meteor brighter than Venus, and not a part of the Geminid shower.
"For those not familiar with meteors and fireballs, a fireball is a meteor that is larger than normal," read a report on the American Meteor Society's online site. "Most meteors are only the size of small pebbles. A meteor the size of a softball can produce light equivalent to the full moon for a short instant. The reason for this is the extreme velocity at which these objects strike the atmosphere."
Seeing a fireball is something not everyone gets a chance to do in their lifetime, according to Hankey.
"While fireballs are actually pretty common across the globe, they happen every night, to actually see one in your area is very rare," he said. "If you see one once in your life, you are very lucky."
The loud boom heard by some could be explained by what happens when a large fireball breaks apart, Hankey went on to explain.
"Really big fireballs that break apart and cause a sonic boom are called 'bolides," Hankey said. "Bolides usually drop meteorites to the ground. It is still not known if this was a bolide or just a fireball."
Since some reported hearing a loud noise, Hankey said that leaves open the possibility that the meteor may have been a bolide.
"Sonic boom means there are meteorites on the ground," he went on to explain. "Why? Because the meteor would have had to penetrate the atmosphere deep enough to make a sonic boom, When it gets that deep, there's practically no chance of it vaporizing in the air. Most meteors vaporize in the upper atmosphere, but when they make it low enough to cause a sonic boom, they are generally big enough to leave meteorites."
While Hankey said the meteor was likely not associated with the Geminids as they are usually dimmer and move at a faster pace, he said the organization is looking further into the case to determine the exact type of meteor that was sighted.
METEOR TERMINOLOGY AS DEFINED BY AMS:
• Meteoroid: Object floating in space
• Meteor: Light effect caused by meteoroid hitting the earth
• Fireball: Meteor brighter than Venus
• Bolide: Fireball that explodes / fragments into many parts (and usually leaves meteorites)
• Meteorite: A space rock / meteoroid that survives entry into the atmosphere and hits the ground
Did you capture the sight on video or picture? Share it here or send it to [email protected].
KHOU contributed to this report
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At around 6:45am this morning was heading west on Sh45 south of Austin tx. I noticed a very brief brightening of the sky, I did not hear anything. I didn't think much of it but I did notice it.

This year there has been moderate fog from 5am to 8-11am nearly EVERY morning east of Austin on sh130. It is odd I have been driving this road daily since it was built and while there is usually a light morning fog, it has been rather extreme and constant everyday anyone I've talked to about it has also been wondering why the change.

There was significant cloud cover and I saw this brief flash right before the sun came up and started breaking up the clouds, the flash was atmospheric for sure it was not bright enough to cast a shadow in my area and had I not seen this thread I wouldn't have ever given it a second thought.

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