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Meteor Activity Outlook for September 10-16, 2011
By Robert Lunsford, in Meteor Showers
During this period the moon reaches its full phase on Monday September 12th. At this time the moon will lie opposite the sun and will be in the sky all night long. This is the worst time to try and view meteor activity this month as the intense moonlight will obscure all but the brightest meteors. Conditions will not improve until the moon wanes to its last quarter phase and does not rise until near 0100 local daylight time (LDT).
The estimated total hourly rates for evening observers this week is near two as seen from the northern hemisphere and one as seen from the southern hemisphere. For morning observers the estimated total hourly rates should be near eight as seen from mid-northern latitudes and five from mid-southern latitudes. The actual rates will also depend on factors such as personal light and motion perception, local weather conditions, alertness and experience in watching meteor activity. Rates are reduced during this period due to the intense moonlight.
Originally posted by DisownedSix
The reporter from az described two seperate objects. First one appeared to exit earths atmosphere, second object appeared to enter earths atmosphere. Sounds like the military tried some target practice on an "Unidentified Flying Object" but missed DARN better luck next time!
What you've seen is a space craft.
Our world is on the verge of Disclosure;
Originally posted by seeker11
reply to post by Human_Alien
I posted this in the other thread which I thought was interesting.
Meteor Activity Outlook for September 10-16, 2011
By Robert Lunsford, in Meteor Showers
During this period the moon reaches its full phase on Monday September 12th. At this time the moon will lie opposite the sun and will be in the sky all night long. This is the worst time to try and view meteor activity this month as the intense moonlight will obscure all but the brightest meteors. Conditions will not improve until the moon wanes to its last quarter phase and does not rise until near 0100 local daylight time (LDT).
The estimated total hourly rates for evening observers this week is near two as seen from the northern hemisphere and one as seen from the southern hemisphere. For morning observers the estimated total hourly rates should be near eight as seen from mid-northern latitudes and five from mid-southern latitudes. The actual rates will also depend on factors such as personal light and motion perception, local weather conditions, alertness and experience in watching meteor activity. Rates are reduced during this period due to the intense moonlight.
www.amsmeteors.org...edit on 15-9-2011 by seeker11 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by ArMaP
That shape is artificial, it's a camera artefact, it happens with all cameras, when pointing to an out of focus bright object.
Originally posted by fah0436
With the close up pictures at the end, anyone would be hard pressed to claim that the object was either man-made or natural.
Not dismissing that at all however there were artists' renditions of what was seen last night (which I'll have to locate) showing a red 'tail'
Here's the thing. The news people were ON THIS immediately last night. They called officials and according to them, they (the officials) had no idea what this was.
Why is it, when enough times' goes by (to perhaps make up a cover-story) all of a sudden 'it's just a fireball'! Why wasn't it 'just a fireball' last night?
Don't we have people (NASA) and telescopes and satellites combing the skies? Wouldn't this have been detected by a 'professional'?
Okay, I can see this slipping by (I suppose) but then why wasn't this immediately identified last night?
And these are the same people we rely on to report to us concerning things out in space (like Elenin) yet they couldn't even figure this out which.....this was in our own skies!?
I don't believe it. (well, what else is new?).
Originally posted by fooks
NORAD should have been tracking it.
anyway to find out?
they should know what size and speed too.
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
Hey OP, the police, a few pilots, and news media reporters in helicopters, kids, and adult witnesses saw the meteor, and they all said it didn't last more than than 10 seconds. So whatever this video is, it is not of the object that was spotted. It's not the meteor everyone is talking about.
People seem to be mixing different events all together into one.
Originally posted by seeker11
reply to post by Human_Alien
I posted this in the other thread which I thought was interesting.
Meteor Activity Outlook for September 10-16, 2011
By Robert Lunsford, in Meteor Showers
During this period the moon reaches its full phase on Monday September 12th. At this time the moon will lie opposite the sun and will be in the sky all night long. This is the worst time to try and view meteor activity this month as the intense moonlight will obscure all but the brightest meteors. Conditions will not improve until the moon wanes to its last quarter phase and does not rise until near 0100 local daylight time (LDT).
The estimated total hourly rates for evening observers this week is near two as seen from the northern hemisphere and one as seen from the southern hemisphere. For morning observers the estimated total hourly rates should be near eight as seen from mid-northern latitudes and five from mid-southern latitudes. The actual rates will also depend on factors such as personal light and motion perception, local weather conditions, alertness and experience in watching meteor activity. Rates are reduced during this period due to the intense moonlight.
www.amsmeteors.org...edit on 15-9-2011 by seeker11 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Do you debunkers with degrees mean to tell us that THIS is a meteor? Why can't the 'officials' figure it out then? Are we going to let this just fade away into oblivion and resurrect it in a few weeks with a sudden explanation ...like 'space junk'?
How can this bright white glowing 'thing' leaving a bright reddish streak be a meteor? Or anything we're familiar with for that matter?
You know, I am getting highly suspicious with the timing of that satellite that's due to 'fall to Earth' at the end of the month. I think it might be a deflection and cover-story.
I'm not buying any of this. Not even with any of my American money that's just about worthless!
Select Hi-Def on YouTube
[snip]San Clemente, California - This incredibly awesome UFO was captured in Southern California on September 14th 2011 outside the back yard of a resident that was able to run into his house and grab a camera and video was was left of a orange and green object that was cruising across the sky. This is original footage of the event still unedited from the camera memory stick. This footage was taken in High Definition and is posted as such. At this time the camera man wishes to remain anonymous until a reputable news source is contacted. "it looked like a red comet with green glow around it"
Originally posted by karendva
reply to post by Human_Alien
We are still missing a piece to the puzzle. Last night, the same lights were seen in Phoenix. It was also said that where the "meteor" landed, was surrounded by police and roped off. Why is there no information, video, pics, on what was roped off? If it was a meteor, and a piece fell to earth, as they say, why can't we see it? That would be quit the video to see a steaming meteor in the ground, right? Just sayin . . .