Fireball in Arizona sky

Yeah - it looked like an eagle... it said something about being from Philadelphia...

Fireworks probably
The Cardinals are going to the Super Bowl

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... earlier today some in northern Europe .. Sweden? ... posted and had video to show their fireball ...
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... more coming? ...
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... Seal 6 of Revelation opening soon? ...
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Kupiter Belt breaking up, somethings punching thru

Sightings all over the globe increasing

But don'ask questions

NSA/NASA/DOD/UN has lid clamped down tight and dis-info shills everywhere.

NOT good, Not good at all

Lots and lots of meteorites, fireballs, streaking lights, sonic booms

No MSM news,

Wake-up and connect the dots

Last 90 days massive reports

Chunks of the Kupiter Belt are getting bigger and impacting earth.

Canada, New Zealand, Sweden, Africa, Argentina, Washington, Colorado, West Viginia, Oregon, Vancouver B.C, and now Arizona, So many I quit keeping track of locals

You decide, do some research not normal, expotential in size and quanity.

[link to www.universetoday.com]

new comet

totaly agree, lately bigger ones have been showing up, I know we get pelted everyday, but the ones lately are being seen, yes the there seem to be something messing with the Kupiter Belt ,

We really need a pinned thread to keep an accurate count of how many of these fireballs are being witnessed blazing across the skies worldwide. This seems to be the second one in as many days...

Yes a pin, because the meteorites are coming in left and right.

And they are getting bigger and more frequent and they hiiting all over the globe

Kinda like watchin a Hollywood movie and NOBODY'S reporting on it.

Lots more where those came from!!

One in Scandinavia too

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

New Zealand also

Bright light in southern skies thought to be satellite

Queries about a bright light in the southern skies last night have been coming into the Mount St John Observatory.

A nzherald.co.nz reader, Shannon, also saw the light and said: "I'm not 100% sure what it was, but it looked like a comet or something entering through the atmosphere last night around 10.30pm to 11pm.

"It was a bright white light and was moving extremely fast to be a plane, and looked to be breaking up as it moved along, as its colour changed to orange."

Alan Gilmore, a resident superintendent at the Mount St John observatory,
"My best guess was that it was a re-entering satellite. A comet does not move like that, it stays more or less fixed against the background stars unless it is very close to the earth, you need to watch it for two or three hours in order to see it moving," Mr Gilmore said.

He said it moved too slowly to be a meteor, which would be gone in two seconds.

[link to www.nzherald.co.nz]

I know... the mainstream media seems to be uninterested in all of these spectacular fireballs exploding over locales worldwide...

its the moon dummy

I saw it looking east at about 75 degrees at 6:08pm 1/19/09 with a yellow-orangish tail, bigger than a shooting star lasting a second or two from Highway 4 traveling towards Murphys Ca (central Sierra Foothills)

The MASK/LIE is coming off of this place as we head more towards the end of this current world simulation program cycle...

MORE TO COME!..AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET!...

DOWN hill from here...

We're going DOWN...

Better climb out of this DARK HOLE..It's getting real late now...

Reminds me of how small I am. And how large I want to be.

no, but i believe you. i wonder if a search would turn up all the reports of fireballs in the last month, and how many there would be? cause it's starting to seem like the start of an epidemic.

i know. and they are clamped down tight about everything. and the shills are out in hoardes. the thread about the starlike object in the NE sky is thick with shills, and they seem pretty desperate to clamp that down. i've seen it. it does look to be inside the solar system, and it doesn't look natural. and i strongly suspect all this biz about the skies is the crisis they are expecting.

Where are all the metorites coming from?

Why is NASA silent?

Ok everyone, there is no conspiracy going on here, just nature. My name is Ben de la Vega and I live here in El Paso Texas. I am a meteorite collector and yes the past couple of years there has been quite a lot of activity in the skies concerning fireballs and meteorite showers.

These disturbances are caused by Jupiter's interaction with the astroid belt. Obviously this has caused a purtubation within the belt and now we are being visited by our little rocky neigbors. The evening of your fireball the state of California was visited by four fireballs and Wyoming with one and Texas with one. Obviously these meteoroids traveled in a loose pack.

The goverment does not keep track of incoming objects unless it is a satallite or man made space debris, however, there are near earth object (NEO) searches being done around the Earth every night, but they can only see objects a mile across or larger. Anything smaller either burns completey up or shatters, scattering meteorites across what is called a strewn field. And believe me, meteorites are worth quite a lot of money on the meteorite market.

The following link is for the American Meteorite Society and has a link for fireball reports. They happen much more than you may think.

[link to www.amsmeteors.org]

Direct link to the fireball list;
[link to www.amsmeteors.org]

If you did see the Arizona fireball, please report it.

Thank you all for your time.
Ben de la Vega

cool,thanks ben

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42p Jan 18 1733 PST Patricia Clark Inglewood California NE90-SE45 -7 2-5 Yellowish White Y N N -
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42l Jan 18 1830 MST Connie Zervakos Peoria Arizona NW30-W -13 >10 Bluish-White Y N N -
42k Jan 18 1730 PST John Mammoser Los Angeles California E45-NNE30 >-13 5 White Yellow Blue Y N N -
42j Jan 18 1830 MST David Ellinger Scottsdale Arizona NW30-W15 -11 2-5 White Y Y N -
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42h Jan 18 1730 PST Joy Claremont California N45-N40 -9 1-2 Blue, White N N N -
42g Jan 18 1730 PST Cynthia Crossman Escondido California N90 -7 1-2 Green N N N -
42f Jan 18 1730 PST Jerel Crosland Carpinteria California NE30 >-13 1-2 White Y Y N -
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42c Jan 18 1720 PST Tim McCune Santa Monica California NE40 -13 1-2 Green N N N -
42b Jan 18 1700 PST Mary Wong Trabuco Canyon California 30-SW30 >-13 1-2 White N Y N -
42a Jan 18 1650 PST Steve La Crescenta California N30-NE20 >-27 3-4 White/Yellow trail Y N N -
42 Jan 17 1534 MST Brad Engdahl Quartzsite Arizona S40-SE 0 >-13 1-2 White Y N Y Concurrent high pitched "whooshing" sound
41k Jan 16 2300 EST Brian & Lori Lithia Florida NE30-SW 0 -11 2-5 White center - Orange/Red outside N N N -
41j Jan 16 2230 EST Kenneth Dockery Bonaire Georgia E60-W30 >-13 2-5 Blue Y Y N -
41i Jan 16 2227 EST Heather Moore Orlando Florida NE30-N 0 >-13 2-5 White Y N N -
41h Jan 16 2225 EST Tony & Harmony Barone Naples Florida N45-NW 0 -13 2 Green Y N N -
41g Jan 16 2222 EST Brian Abram Columbia South Carolina S30-S20 -7 1.5 Green Y N N -
41f Jan 16 2220 EST Nathan Melbourne Florida NE30-NW10 >-13 2-5 Green/Blue Y Y N -
41e Jan 16 2220 EST Andrew Knott Gainesville Florida NW40-W15 -13 6 White Y N N -
41d Jan 16 2220 EST Jeff Craddock Arden North Carolina E60-W30 -9 5-10 Blue N N N -
41c Jan 16 2217 EST Donald Crowell Maitland Florida E45-W30 -5 2 White N N N -
41b Jan 16 2215 EST Jason Pierce Marietta Georgia N45-E30 -13 1 Green Y N N -
41a Jan 16 2215 EST Sandra Widmann Nokomis Florida N25-N 5 >-13 4 Blue & White Y Y N -
40 Jan 16 2010 EST Lukas V. Harmony Florida W45-SE10 >-13 30-45 Blue then Yellow Y N N Fragmented
39 Jan 15 1848 EST Jason Ansley Lyons Georgia W45-E30 -13 5 Orange N Y N Fragmented
38b Jan 15 1800 EST Sue Johnson Bridgeton New Jersey NW45-SE30 -13 2-5 White with Blue Y Y N Fragmented
38a Jan 15 1750 EST Agnes Sulewski Macungie Pennsylvania NE80-E35 -9 5 Blue-White N N N -
37b Jan 15 0615 EST Arden Rushton Cannington Ontario S30-SE30 >-13 .5 Blue & Yellow Y N N -
37a Jan 15 0613 EST Dougles Edwards - - Zenith-W30 -11 1-2 White N Y - -
36 Jan 15 0513 CST Charles Ocean Springs Mississippi SE45-SE30 -13 2-5 Orange & Green N N N -
35 Jan 15 0537 EST Jerry Hammond Green Cove Springs Florida W-NW -13 2-5 White N N N -
34 Jan 14 2130 EST Laura Fallis Candia New Hampshire SE30-S30 -11 1-2 Orange Y Y N -
33 Jan 14 1944 CST Ted Darby Maylene Alabama NE50-NE40 -13 3-4 White Y N N -
32 Jan 13 2013 PST Jerry & Brenda Taylor Pacific Grove California W30-W15 -11 2-5 Light Green N N N -
31 Jan 13 1800 PST S. Fall San Diego California SW50-S40 -5 1-2 White Y N N -
30 Jan 12 2300 EST Wendi Daly Tamarac Florida N30-S40 -5 5-10 White Y N N -
29 Jan 12 2114 CST Chris Pelham Alabama S75-S15 -9 1-2 White Y Y N -
28 Jan 11 0530 CST Dawson Austin Texas NW45-N 0 -7 100+ Orange Y N N Re-Entry?
27 Jan 10 0230 CST Girard W. Goder Minneapolis Minnesota N08-NNE03 -11 1-2 Pale Yellow N N N -
26 Jan 9 2228 AHST Phil Brewer & Bonnie Lee Wasilla Alaska N30-N10 -7 2 White Y N N -
25c Jan 9 2144 MST Debi Ecker Daisy Mountain Arizona N30 >-13 3-4 Sparkly White N N N -
25b Jan 9 2133 MST David & Joan Oesper I-25 NB, south of NM 187 New Mexico NNW10-NNW 0 -5 3 White N N N -
25a Jan 9 2130 MST Daniel J. Artin Mesa Arizona NNW75-NNW30 -7 5 White to Green Y N N -
24 Jan 7 2100 PST James San Luis Obispo California NE45-NW35 -11 1-2 Lime Green N Y N -
23 Jan 7 2100 CST Chad & Karen Phillips Brady Texas SW30-SW02 -7 1-2 Green N N N -
22 Jan 6 0600 MST Dan Brader Tucson Arizona SSE30-SSE 0 >-13 1-2 Yellow Orange Y N N -
21 Jan 6 0355 PST Jim Butte City California W60-W20 -13 2-5 Silver Y Y N -
20 Jan 5 0544 MST Jill Lassaline Calgary Alberta NE40-SW30 >-13 2-5 Yellow Y N N -
19 Jan 4 2230 EST Chris Faro New York City New York S30-E37 -9 5-10 Green with Gold/Silver tail Y N N -
18 Jan 4 2100 EST Erin Sieminski Sayville New York W90-45 -27 >10 Red, White, Black Y Y Y Faint delayed boom
17k Jan 4 1900 EST Nancy Estevez Newton New Jersey S45-SE30 >-13 5-10 White to Greenish Y Y N -
17j Jan 4 1900 EST Donna Zalepa Portland Pennsylvania S45-E30 -11 5-10 Light Yellow, Green-Blue, then Orange Yellow Y Y N -
17i Jan 4 1900 EST Rocco Branford Connecticut S45-N45 >-13 2-5 Gold Y Y N -
17h Jan 4 1850 EST Sarah Brooklyn New York NW60-NW45 -7 2-5 White Y Y N Fragmented
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17a Jan 4 1840 EST Steve Warnek Wayne New Jersey SSE45-ESE80 -7 10 White Y N N -
16 Jan 4 1740 EST Judy Prince Daniels West Virginia Zenith-NE30 -5 5-10 White Y N N -
15 Jan 4 2030 CET Kent Enånger Sweden N45-NE30 -27 5-10 White/Yellow Y Y N Fragmented
14b Jan 3 2335 EST Rich Maltzman Andover Massachusetts S30-S20 -7 1-2 Blue Y N N -
14a Jan 3 2310 EST Joe Therrien Methuen Massachusetts Zenith-SE 0 >-13 1-2 Blue Y N N -
13 Jan 3 2050 EST Yolanda Torres Morovis Puerto Rico NE45-NE 0 >-27 5-10 Orange Y N N -
12 Jan 3 1725 EST Michael Antonelli Elizabeth Pennsylvania W60-W 0 -11 4 White/Green Y Y N -
11 Jan 3 0525 EST Maureen Kelly Kevorkian Southeastern Connecticut Zenith-80 Variable 1-2 White/Bluish White Y N N Quadrantid?
10 Jan 3 0000 GMT Adrian Chantler Tunbridge Wells United Kingdom SW40-SW25 -7 2-5 White N Y N -
9 Jan 2 2100 PST Joe Chaput Richmond British Columbia NW35-SW30 -7 2-5 White Y N N -
8c Jan 2 2030 EST Scott Castonguay Manassas Virginia E40-E 0 -7 2 White with a touch of Green N N N -
8b Jan 2 2001 EST David Nunn New York City New York SE60-SE30 -7 1-2 Orange N N N -
8a Jan 2 2000 EST Michael Goldsman New York City New York S30-SSW20 -9 2 White N N N -
7j Jan 2 2015 CST Rachel - - NW30-N30 -13 5-10 Green N Y N -
7i Jan 2 1932 CST Wayne Andersen Bellevue Nebraska NE15-NE12 -9 3 White to Green to Red Y N N Fragmented
7h Jan 2 1930 CST Jake & Danielle Bair Memphis Missouri N30-NW 0 -5 2-5 White to Green to Red N Y N -
7g Jan 2 1926 CST Mike Lafolette Spickard Missouri N25-NW 0 -9 2 White turning to Green N N N -
7f Jan 2 1925 CST Joan Oesper Dodgeville Wisconsin NNW50-W15 -8 2-5 Green Y N N Fragmented
7e Jan 2 1924 CST Mike Conklin Wonder Lake Illinois E30-W10 -11 5-10 Green Y N N -
7d Jan 2 1923 CST Amanda Hinson Buffalo Minnesota SE60-W40 -8 4 White, Pink, light Blue Y N N -
7c Jan 2 1922 CST Harley Stauffer Hastings Minnesota SE45-SW45 -11 5-10 Green Y N N -
7b Jan 2 1921 CST Todd Holmes Edina Minnesota S45-SSW45 -13 2-5 Blue White Y N N -
7a Jan 2 1920 CST Colleen M. Inman Madison Wisconsin NW75-W25 -7 3+ Green/Blue Y N N -
6c Jan 2 2001 EST Timothy Goldsmith Bowie Maryland E40-E20 -7 1-2 Green N N N -
6b Jan 2 2001 EST Craig A. Smith Etters Pennsylvania Zenith-E30 >-13 2-5 Green N N N -
6a Jan 2 1930 EST Bobby Marrett Hartford Connecticut W45 -5 10 Gold Glitter Y N N -
5 Jan 2 1735 CST Christopher Smith Marshfield Wisconsin SW45-SW20 -20 2 Fluorescent Green Y N N -
4 Jan 2 0025 MST Denise Stelle Ahwaukee Arizona Zenith-SW25 -5 >10 White with a White Silver tail Y Y N -
3b Jan 1 2330 EST David Brown Mamers North Carolina SSW50-SSE20 -8 3.5 Yellow N N N Fragmented
3a Jan 1 2321 EST Mimi Eyster - North Carolina SW30-S15 >-13 5-10 Green N N N Fragmented
2 Jan 1 1900 CST Vickie Poynter Lake Conroe Texas Zenith-NE -5 2-5 White-Yellow Y N N -
1 Jan 1 1855 EST Mark Peoples Clinton South Carolina NW55-NE55 -13 12 White & Yellow Y N N

Last night it was the East Coast who got the show.

All,

For those interested, here is a bit more on yesterday's New Eng. fireball. And, in regard, to the last person's comments below, I'm sure we all "hope that no one was hurt by this thing" ;-)

Summary: On Jan. 23, 2009, at approximately 8:48 pm EST a meteoroid of unknown size hit Earth's atmosphere over New England. Its blue-green disintegration was widely observed by motorists on the Massachusetts Turnpike and in neighboring states.

Eyewitness Accounts:

Location: near Auburn Massachusetts
Comments: James Vasalofsky: "I saw the fireball on 1/23/09 around 8:48pm. It was blue-ish green when it first appeared, then it was a bright light that lasted about 2 seconds. I was on the Mass Pike heading East near Auburn and it was off to the right in the direction of the South. It was an amazing sight! I've seen meteor showers before but this seemed really close. I assume it was a meteor."

Location: Foxboro, Massachusetts
Comments: Robert Russell: "I was driving home with my family at about 9pm on Friday, Jan 23rd, and we saw what looked to be a huge fireball coming straight down from the black sky. All four of us saw the same thing and were all shocked. It was much bigger than a typical shooting star and was certainly going straight down as opposed to shooting horizontally across the sky. It had blue and green colors in it too. It appeared to have landed or struck down just north of Rt 495 and just east of Rt 95 somewhere in Foxboro or Mansfield."

Location: Lexington, Massachusetts
Comments: Mark A. Abel: "On January 23 at 8:48PM EST I was traveling on I-95 South bound in the Lexington area near the Hanscom Airfield when I saw the bluish-green fireball out of the corner of my eye. At first I thought I may had caught a glimpse of an airplane landing flood light since I was in the Hanscom Airfield area but then it emerged from behind the low level clouds again and I could see that it indeed was a brilliant fireball."

Location: Wakefield, Rhode Island
Comments: Donna & Randy Swanson: "We observed a huge pulsing blue green fireball through the clouds tonight @ 8:48 PM dropping past the horizon, due NE into the Atlantic ocean towards Cape Cod. Bright enough to be seen through heavy cloud cover!"

Location: Agawam, Mass.
Comments: John B Byerly: "At 8:50 pm from Agawam Massachusetts looking easterly I saw a blue green fire ball through a pretty thick cloud cover. It lasted maybe a second with a significant tail. I am a total amateur but It looks similar to the video that was posted a couple of days ago."

Location: North Windham, Connecticut
Comments: Paulette Harwood: "My husband and I observed the fireball while heading southeast on Rt. 6 in North Windham, CT. It was quite large and had a green glow."

Location: MassPike between exits 11 and 11A
Comments: E. Szymczak: "I was driving east on the MassPike and at a few minutes before 9 between exits 11 and 11A and saw a huge green fireball that appeared to come from the north fairly close to the horizon. It was spectacular!"

Location: Warwick, Rhode Island
Comments: Joe Malachowski: "My son and I saw the fireball at 8:48pm on 1.23.09 in Warwick, Rhode Island. It was blue-green and lasted approximately 3 seconds - ended without a flash. This was the brightest meteor I've seen in my 46 years, brighter even than the one I saw at the Grand Canyon 2 years ago."

Location: Little Compton, Rhode Island
Comments: Anthony Russi: "I was sitting in my den and through my window I saw a dazzling fireball drop from the night sky. I live in little Compton, Rhode Island on the Sakonnet River, the object was east of me. It came straight down and looked like huge flare. Sometime around 8:30."

Location: Connecticut
Comments: Briana: "At approx. 8:45pm, our family was driving north on route 395 between route 97 & 169 in CT. My husband said, 'Look, Look, Look!!' And there, straight ahead, was a very bright object heading for the ground. For me it was gone quickly, but my husband said he saw it above the clouds, then it disappeared for a moment behind some clouds, then he saw it again below the clouds. Because of this we both think it had to have hit the ground. Most likely someplace in NE CT, possibly between Danielson and Thompson. It was very cool, but I hope no one was hurt."

Looks like there is a fresh fall.

NAMIBIA FIREBALL: Last night, Jan. 27th, around 2105 local time in Namibia, sky watchers witnessed a slow, bright fireball that disintegrated into "thousands of lights, almost like fireworks," says Crone Bergh of Windhoek. Fragments of "various sizes [appeared to be on fire] and left white smoke trails in the air," adds J.C. Vorster, also of Windhoek. This was probably the expected reentry of a Russian Molniya-M rocket, which launched a military satellite in Dec. 2008. The ground track of the decaying rocket passed over Namibia in a direction that fits the description of the witnesses.

[link to spaceweather.com]

Nah, I am going to have to take that back as it did turn out to be a re-entry of a decayed rocket. Oh well, I'll keep you all posted more more stuff! lol

Ben

thats ok! thanks for the heads up!

There is a news report on a new fall in Kashmir, of Saturday night, January 31, 2009, 11:25 p.m. local time:

"AZHAR RAFIQIE

Srinagar, Feb 1: A meteorite hit Akhnoor area in Jammu, Saturday night following which many astronomical organizations rushed their teams to study the phenomenon on the spot.

The meteorite, according to the locals, descended in the open ground at 11.25 pm. However, it didn’t cause any damage to life or property, owing to its smaller size and low velocity, the locals added.
Many astronomical organizations including Indian Space Research Organization, TATA Institute of Research and the Kashmir University dispatched their teams to the area.

One of the experts, who was on the spot, told Greater Kashmir over phone, “The meteorite was not that big in size otherwise it would have caused much damage due to its impact. It can prove more dangerous if its velocity and size is larger. It can cause serious damage and create a huge crater on earth.”

He said that facts would only come to fore after the research would be over. “We are assessing the samples and the impact area. We would be able to come to any conclusion after the research is over,” he added.

Meteorites are the parts of solar system and keep hitting earth. When it enters the atmosphere, impact pressure causes the body to heat-up and emit light, thus forming a fireball, also known as a meteor or shooting star.
Most meteorites disintegrate when entering the earth’s atmosphere. However, an estimated 500 meteorites ranging in size from marbles to basketballs or larger do reach the surface each year; only 5 or 6 of these are typically recovered and made known to scientists."

end of quote

source: [link to www.greaterkashmir.com]

Best regards
Ben de la Vega

This guy is full of it.

It's the end of the world!!!!

Stop using logic on us dag nabbit.


Stupid smart people ruining our doom,

I tell ya the nerve of some people.


;)