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Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23

 
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05/23/2012 01:27 AM
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Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Big one, headed approximately east to west, lots of green (copper) and an explosion. Did anyone else see it?
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05/23/2012 01:36 AM
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
I was just outside, on 71 driving west, in Austin, and disappointed I missed it somehow...


I have seen one like the one you described out by Lake Travis one night a couple of years ago. It was so bright it scared me while driving, that I was going to be hit, it flashed different colors, and the exploded, twice.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Look on the American Meteor Society website to corroborate and make reports.
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05/23/2012 02:42 AM
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Look on the American Meteor Society website to corroborate and make reports.
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Done - thanks for the pointer.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
I'm in Round Rock and heard the sonic boom. But since I was naked at the time, I could not run outside and look.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
I just saw a video on youtube a few minutes ago where there was 3 fireballs in the Arizona sky around 7 or so. Heres a link, the dudes freakin' out in this video though.

[link to www.youtube.com]
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05/23/2012 03:40 AM
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Fireballs are nothing just wait til the Dragon returns. soon.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
I was just outside, on 71 driving west, in Austin, and disappointed I missed it somehow...


I have seen one like the one you described out by Lake Travis one night a couple of years ago. It was so bright it scared me while driving, that I was going to be hit, it flashed different colors, and the exploded, twice.
 Quoting: meanderer


I think I saw that one, too. It was so close I could hear it hissing and spitting. Looked like it went down over Balcones Canyonlands on the north shore. I believe it was part of the Lyrids, if I remember correctly. I was out meteor gazing at the time. That was the biggest meteor I've ever seen. The one tonight was the second biggest, but the explosion was really something.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
I just saw a video on youtube a few minutes ago where there was 3 fireballs in the Arizona sky around 7 or so. Heres a link, the dudes freakin' out in this video though.

[link to www.youtube.com]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1532172


It's sundown. Those are three aircraft at altitude, their contrails lit up by the setting sun... Meteors travel much faster than that.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Fireballs are nothing just wait til the Dragon returns. soon.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Thanks for sharing your sighting - [link to www.texasufosightings.com] Someone saw a weird meteor-like object (blue with a red tail) in Georgetown the same night.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
I saw it in Wimberley TX
Huge green/blue with large visible smoke trail, then faded out, with no noise.
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05/23/2012 03:28 PM
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
I saw it in Wimberley TX
Huge green/blue with large visible smoke trail, then faded out, with no noise.
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Good to know.
Updated [link to www.texasufosightings.com]
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Thanks for sharing your sighting - [link to www.texasufosightings.com] Someone saw a weird meteor-like object (blue with a red tail) in Georgetown the same night.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1265507


This was pretty clearly a larger than normal meteor, not a UFO. When I see a UFO again, I will report it to your site. We had a lot of UFO activity two years ago over Lake Travis, none so far this year that I know of.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
Thanks for sharing your sighting - [link to www.texasufosightings.com] Someone saw a weird meteor-like object (blue with a red tail) in Georgetown the same night.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1265507


This was pretty clearly a larger than normal meteor, not a UFO. When I see a UFO again, I will report it to your site. We had a lot of UFO activity two years ago over Lake Travis, none so far this year that I know of.
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Thanks, please do !!!! And I believe ya.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
On March 8th 2012(Mars was brightest in the sky) at approximately 9pm, it was a full moon this night, my 13 year old son called me from his cell phone screaming at me to come outside and to look up in the sky.

I ran outside and met him in the street where we both witnessed the sky full with hundreds of red lit up UFO’s slowly hovering a few miles up in the sky, first flying all around in an unorganized fashion, then all but about 20 of them faded away, then the remaining 20 came together and made an upside down V formation, and they joined together as one ship, and then about 20 seconds later they faded away, not flew away, faded away, and disappeared in to thin air.

Neither of us has ever seen anything like this before and both of us will swear to it under oath, they were real not an illusion.
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Re: Fireball over Austin, TX around Midnight 5/22-23
On March 8th 2012(Mars was brightest in the sky) at approximately 9pm, it was a full moon this night, my 13 year old son called me from his cell phone screaming at me to come outside and to look up in the sky.

I ran outside and met him in the street where we both witnessed the sky full with hundreds of red lit up UFO’s slowly hovering a few miles up in the sky, first flying all around in an unorganized fashion, then all but about 20 of them faded away, then the remaining 20 came together and made an upside down V formation, and they joined together as one ship, and then about 20 seconds later they faded away, not flew away, faded away, and disappeared in to thin air.

Neither of us has ever seen anything like this before and both of us will swear to it under oath, they were real not an illusion.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16566367


Wow, amazing!!

Ps, guys, apparently lots of people saw something in the sky over North and Central Texas on the nights of May 22 and May 23. A meteor watch site thinks it was a meteor:
[link to www.texasufosightings.com]





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