Meteor in Moultrie, Georgia??

Depends on where in Georgia the boom was heard.If it was north Georgia,it coulda been some moonshiner's still exploding.

What part of Georgia?

I'm in NW GA at the present and have not heard anything.

Going toward Funston..sorry but I don't know where that is.

South Georgia, nowhere near where I am located.

If it was from south Georgia, it was from the men's room at the Fresh Air barbecue joint near Jefferson. I fucked that bathroom up.

Nick

Booms have and are being heard all over the country now for over a year. You guys are just a sleep. Feel free to read up.

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These are metiorites! Not the booms that have been heared before.

Found out it was in Moultrie, GA.

Yeah I saw that meteor last night near Marietta. It was so cool looking. It streaked across the Southwest part of the sky about 20° down to the the West. Looked to be green and I could see pieces of it burning off. I had a camera in hand but by the time I had it turned on video it had already come and gone.

The timing was interesting as well being about (I think) about 10-15 minutes before the Russian meteor exploded.

I honestly cannot see how anyone can say NASA is telling the truth when they say that the fireballs on Feb 14th had nothing to do with 2012 DA14. I mean sure, they might not have been fragments of the asteroid itself but DA14 sure as hell brought along a few friends.

I wouldn't be surprised if there's at least a few fireballs similar to the one that was observed in Alabama reported tonight. Maybe even another that makes it down to the troposphere intact before explosming.

I wouldn't be surprised either! Kinda scary!

I listen to the Russian video and video here in the states (website above). The sounds are identical.

OK, talked to someone at Fox 31 in Albany on Facebook...they contacted Colquitt Co. dispatch and they said they had not heard of anything. Hmmm...

Maybe they were tipping a little too much moonshine and didn't care to call it in.

idiot cant you read op title , and you ask where

These larger meteors often collect little bunches of smaller rocks that sort of "float along" with them - pulled in by the larger rock's gravity. Once they get close to a planet, the planetary gravity can easily over ride the meteors' gravity field and pull these small rocks right on into itself.

This seems to be what has happend in Russia and Cuba so far. They may well be others. Large and small. Some you won't even notice, and others may do damage like the Russian rock did or worse.

Hey IDIOT, did it ever occur to you that OP might have changed the title after the question was asked? Because that is what happened. Got a brian, moran.

The name wasn't in the title when I posted that, jerk.

Sounds true enough. But do they sound like this when they hit.

This is continuous explosions.



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Could be sonic booms from other fragments of the meteor. I dunno. Skies here are clearing up so if I see any more fireballs y'all will be the first to know.