That was the closest I have ever seen a “shooting star” in my life, and it was the only time I have ever heard a report from a shooting star (fireball), WOW!!!!!
Emplacement
Adresse
Tulsa, OK
Latitude
36° 6' 35,02'' N (36,11°)
Longitude
96° 4' 10,56'' W (-96,07°)
Altitude
253,52m
Temps et durée
Date et & Heure locale
20/01/2023 03:37 CST
Date et & Heure TU
20/01/2023 09:37 UT
Durée
≈1,5s
Direction
Direction de déplacement
Du haut à gauche vers le bas à droite
Angle de descente
167°
Déplacement
Azimut d'observation
116,56°
Premier azimut
111,8°
Première altitude
30°
Dernier azimut
127,15°
Dernière altitude
19°
Luminosité et couleur
Magnitude
-13
Couleur
Orange, Yellow
Son simultané
Observation
Oui
Remarques
2 small reports about 10 seconds after, then 30 seconds a report like a distant canon or large firework 5-10 miles away
Son décalé
Observation
Oui
Remarques
Same as above, 2 small reports ~10 seconds then the louder deep report after ~30 seconds, like a distant canon or large aerial firework 5-10 miles away
Traînée persistante
Observation
Yes
Durée
2s
Longueur
15°
Remarques
The object was glowing yellow and Orange with many smaller particles breaking off and probably the longest train of yellow and Orange that I’ve ever seen in my life.
Flash terminal
Observation
Yes
Remarques
I thought there was a distant lightning flash from a very high cloud but then realized there were no clouds so I turned 180 degrees to look nearly due south and saw the fireball.
Fragmentation
Observation
Oui
Remarques
I thought there was a distant lightning flash from a very high cloud but then realized there were no clouds so I turned 180 degrees to look nearly due south and saw the fireball. That was by far the closest and mostYellow and Orange fireball I have ever seen.
