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Originally posted by MoonMine
Originally posted by Unknown Truth
Video
If you click on the link to the right, where it says "CTV Edmonton security cameras captured a spectacular flash in the sky right after the meteor approaches" you'll see a video of it oncoming.
WOOOOW
I want a copy to study...
What I fail to understand is how can such an impact not cause more mayhem????
How can I download this?
Originally posted by moony_1
the flash of light doesn't necessarily show that it HIT the earth though...the flash is what numerous people reported, even as far north as here in fort mcmurray...and surely we wouldnt be able to see that flash of contact from here...am i not looking at the right videos?
Originally posted by moony_1
the flash of light doesn't necessarily show that it HIT the earth though...the flash is what numerous people reported, even as far north as here in fort mcmurray...and surely we wouldnt be able to see that flash of contact from here...am i not looking at the right videos?
Lucille Smalley - "I was at Canadian Tire on 178st and 100 ave in the Westend when the sky lit up a huge yellow/orange fireball with a tail came from northwest and went across the sky to the southeast quadrant of Edmonton. Just before it looked like it may have landed it seemed to explode or difuse itself in a green/white mass of light. Awesome to see...not a falling star...that's for sure."
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Dude.. it was not this amazing nor that huge, cameras and videos always make things out to be like 5x brighter (A.K.A. more amazing!). The fireball I saw was about twice the size of the moon, and yes it was bright but not like atom bomb bright lol.