Over 3,000 fireball sightings reported in last 30 days!

Same as before the Russia meteor. Incoming on March 5.

[link to www.ennewitzer-feuerzangenbowle.de]

Nibiru cometh.but dont worry nibiru has a shy bladder so it only shows itself behind a cloud or from a 20 dollar camera phone.otherwise in clear weather and billion dollar telescopes its not visible.hellulja

Good find OP, that is very interesting.

Pretty sure the Russian meteor incident was around the same time of year as now.

Yup, I checked the number of fireball reports on the site in Feb 2013 and it was only in the 800s. But not many reports from Russia go to this website. Most reports come in from the US, with France appearing to be in second.

"During the upcoming March 5 flyby, asteroid 2013 TX68 could fly past Earth as far out as
9 million miles or as close as 11,000 miles
The variation in possible closest approach distances is due to the wide range of possible trajectories for this object, since it was tracked for only a short time after discovery" -JPL.nasa.gov

The spirit of this world deceives.

Great find OP!

:newfivestar:

nice thread OP. I think some of them are ET crafts because they are accompanied by the well known orbs. Check the event over Miami and others. Anyway There is a huge activity of fireballs the last months.

and 5 stars and pin

It's the day before the end of days....

[link to thelatestworldwidemeteorreports.blogspot.gr]

as Tiamat, the Destroyer nears, his talons pull at the fabric of our world and his spikes are felt behind him as he roars by

Ever had one explode right over your house?

:crazycage:

I just got off the phone with NASA, they said big dragon in sky sneezing alot lately from pollution below. No worries.

galactic space lizards are coming

I saw one tonight in Ohio. Very bright.

So they gave us a not so coded heads up, eh.

How much damage can a 30 meter asteroid do?

Anybody know?

Largest fireball since Chelyabinsk falls into the ocean: Nasa reports huge explosion of seven meter space rock over the Atlantic

Event took place February 6 at 14:00 UTC, 620 miles off Brazil's coast
Released 13,000 tons of TNT - 40 times less that the Chelyabinsk fireball
Unlikely anyone saw it, but may have been picked up by military sensors
Impacts like this happen several times per year, mostly in the ocean

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

depends on many aspects but they estimate that the Tunguska event was created by one of only 30-60 meter asteroid
[link to www.permanent.com]

Is 3000 in 30 days a lot?

Sure sounds like a lot.

Goodness gracious

searched it a bit, the most reports from August on we had in Nov with 3607 reports.
But we talk about reports and not events, which means that some events have more reports than others

Thanks for searching, I would not know what to look for.
How do you think they knew about this if no one saw it, and why would they report something nobody saw right now?

The one from the 6th that blew up over Atlantic I mean.

have a look at the pinned thread, i think Astro just gave a plausible answer to this