As I said before in my calculations are pretty general on the computer aided drawings.I can definitely repeat it all verbally exactly what happened with no problem.Can't believe I actually saw two in such a short amount of time and I had just walked out.Haven't back out before the sun comes up in the morning.I am in a fairly rural area I would say there is 10 to 15% artificial light.
Bölge
Adres
Christiana, TN
Enlem
35° 42' 29,01'' N (35,71°)
Boylam
86° 26' 52,21'' W (-86,45°)
Yükseklik
209,9m
Zaman ve Süre
Yerel Tarih & Zaman
28/12/2021 21:22 CST
UT Tarih & Zaman
29/12/2021 03:22 UT
Süre
≈1,5s
Yön
Hareket yönü
Sol yukarıdan sağ aşağıya
Alçalış açısı
145°
Hareket ediyor
Yüzünüzün dönük olduğu azimut
3,46°
İlk azimut
52,64°
İlk yükseklik
26°
Son azimut
37,62°
Son yükseklik
4°
Parlaklık ve renk
Yıldızıl Parlaklık
-
Renk
White
Eşzamanlı Ses
Gözlem
Bilinmeyen
Notlar
-
Gecikmeli Ses
Gözlem
Bilinmeyen
Notlar
-
Sürekli bir ses
Gözlem
Yes
Süre
1s
Uzunluk
25°
Notlar
A very bright glowing train that decreased in size towards the end of tail. Very bright white light , intensity of light did not change.Took me by surprise I had to immediately review what I had seen. Don't know if I entered the coordinates correctly have never filled out a form before like this but I definitely know where I saw it start and finish. Crazily enough I saw one about 2 minutes prior and what would be the opposite of my visual field it's all both in the peripheral this one in the right the other one on the left haven't filled out a form for it yet it was actually very different they were both definitely fireballs. First room is like an explosion who is a very deep loud sound. I did not see it go all the way to the horizon it's burned out or disappeared or whatever about halfway down compared to the other one that went almost I saw it go to the horizon pretty sure.
Son parlama
Gözlem
Unknown
Notlar
-
Parçalanma
Gözlem
Evet
Notlar
It was like it exploded visually very close to the horizon and the tail followed it .like the ground just swallowed it up.
