Relato de meteoro

Relatos Relato 693a (Evento 693-2023)

Este relato foi vinculado com o seguinte evento: Evento 693-2023

Observador
Nome	Jillian C
Grau de Experiência	3/5
Observações	This was so big and so bright that it left all other meteors I have seen way in the dust. I will hopefully never forget it as long as I live.

Localização
Endereço	Tumacacori-Carmen, AZ
Latitude	31° 34' 4,05'' N (31,57°)
Longitude	111° 3' 3,6'' W (-111,05°)
Elevação	999,64m

Hora e Duração
Data & Hora Local	02/02/2023 19:00 MST
Data & Hora Universal	03/02/2023 02:00 UT
Duração	≈1,5s

Direção
Direção que se moveu	Da direita alta para esquerda baixa
Ângulo de descida	200°

Movendo-se
De frente ao azimute	-
Primeiro azimute	-
Primeira elevação	89°
Último azimute	8°
Última elevação	65°

Brilho e cor(es)
Magnitude estelar	-13
Cor	White

Som Simultâneo
Observação	Não
Observações	-

Som com atraso
Observação	Não
Observações	-

Rastro de poeira (persistente)
Observação	No
Duração	-
Extensão	-
Observações	-

Explosão no final
Observação	Yes
Observações	It was was extremely bright, many orders of magnitude brighter than any meteor I had seen before, and much much larger. It looked like some burning fragments came off before the big flash like an explosion at the finish. The international space station had just gone across the sky, and we were still looking in that direction when this incredibly bright meteor came into view. There were about 30 people in the group, and everyone said a loud "OOOH!" when they saw the fireball. One person in the group corrected me when I called it a meteor. He said, "That was a fireball!" He is an amateur astronomer.

Explosão no final

Observação

Yes

Observações

It was was extremely bright, many orders of magnitude brighter than any meteor I had seen before, and much much larger. It looked like some burning fragments came off before the big flash like an explosion at the finish. The international space station had just gone across the sky, and we were still looking in that direction when this incredibly bright meteor came into view. There were about 30 people in the group, and everyone said a loud "OOOH!" when they saw the fireball. One person in the group corrected me when I called it a meteor. He said, "That was a fireball!" He is an amateur astronomer.

Fragmentação
Observação	Sim
Observações	I think that I saw some fragmentation just before the flash at the end. They looked like burning pieces breaking off from the main body as it moved across. The whole sighting only lasted 1-2 seconds.