Fireball tally from American Meteor Society

Thanks for posting this, c.a. I was wondering about a possible connection of the Baltimore house explosion and overhead activity. Although I've since read they're reporting several folk informed police of a gas smell prior to the explosion.

Two killed in Washington DC explosion with more still missing

http://dailym.ai/2aNZTD5
 
1984 said:
Thanks for posting this, c.a. I was wondering about a possible connection of the Baltimore house explosion and overhead activity. Although I've since read they're reporting several folk informed police of a gas smell prior to the explosion.

Two killed in Washington DC explosion with more still missing

http://dailym.ai/2aNZTD5
2 Dead, Others Missing After Explosion at Maryland Apartment Building, Fire Officials Say

'Un Temblor': Residents Describe Explosion as Earthquake
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Firefighters-Respond-to-Possible-Explosion-in-Montgomery-County-389820882.html

Looks like 2 different events within close proximity on the same day. Hmmmm?

Published on Aug 10, 2016 Brave citizen first responder.
Apartment Fire! Silver Spring, MD - 8/10/16
Nine O Levin Video
Right off Eastern Ave at around 10:40am I smelled smoke and ran outside. Some of the maintenance crew (Obed, Geobany, and Hernesto) were on location and did a great job getting that man out safely. Big ups to Moco's Bravest too, Montgomery County Fire & Rescue. I promise to be more careful the next time I spit hot fire!

angel Midnight-girl2 days ago
I lost a sister in a house fire (actually before I was born). It's horrendous.
You show a fire in 2 locations-right? The building in the back was started on 3rd floor and building in front was coming from 1st floor - ?

Nine O Levin1 day ago
That is very sad. I'm sorry for your loss. Its all the same building. It started on the first floor in the front and shot up the stairwell like a chimney. What we see in the back is the top of that chimney. I went in afterwards...complete bbq. Everything charcoal


Oop's excuse my manners. Your very welcome 1984
 
Weeks after a strange light sped across the sky across the western United States, residents in San Diego, California, reported a similar sight Monday night.

Mysterious Fireball Over San Diego Sky Defies Explanation (VIDEO)
http://sputniknews.com/us/20160816/1044339314/san-diego-fireball.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrvF-r1Gbs8

Late last month, people across three states reported seeing a green-tinged fireball streak across the night sky. While many experts claimed it was a meteor, US Strategic Command later confirmed that the event was actually a Chinese CZ-7 rocket breaking apart as it reentered Earth’s atmosphere.

On Monday night, another fireball was seen in the sky above San Diego, at approximately 9:30 p.m.

Speaking to local NBC, city resident Ruben Quintana described what he saw as a stream of light that "began as a single blur [and] then expanded into a straight line" before vanishing.

Another witness described it as a "strange aircraft with lights on bottom."

The sighting comes on the heels of this month’s Perseid meteor shower.

"The Perseids show up every year in August when Earth ventures through trails of debris left behind by an ancient comet," reads a statement released by NASA earlier this month. "This year, Earth may be in for a closer encounter than usual with the comet trails that result in meteor shower, setting the stage for a spectacular display."

But according to Steve Flanders of the Palomar Observatory, the lights filmed by witnesses do not fit the profile of a Perseid meteor.

"A meteor will move across the sky far more quickly than in this case," he told NBC, adding that it appeared to be consistent with a military rocket launch.

"The tail looks like the flames that escape from a rocket engine during ascent."

According to a local tv station, the US Navy’s USS Makin Island amphibious assault ship was training in the area at the time of the sightings, but a Navy spokesman denied that any “live fire” exercises were carried out.
 
Amazing fireball on August 17
Meteors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I_coKj7MGY

Time-lapse of the peak of the 2016 Perseid meteor shower over Noble Canyon Epic fireball at 00:41
Published on Aug 13, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT3BEk0LOgA
Mount Laguna, California. Cleveland National Forest.

Astronomy Picture of the Day 2016 August 18
_http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
YosemiteExplosionComp-MikeShaw800.jpg

The 2016 Perseid meteor shower performed well on the night of August 11/12. The sky on that memorable evening was recorded from a perch overlooking Yosemite Valley, planet Earth, in this scene composed of 25 separate images selected from an all-night set of sequential exposures. Each image contains a single meteor and was placed in alignment using the background stars. The digital manipulation accounts for the Earth's rotation throughout the night and allows the explosion of colorful trails to be viewed in perspective toward the shower's radiant in the constellation Perseus. The fading alpenglow gently lights the west face of El Capitan just after sunset. Just before sunrise, a faint band zodiacal light, or the false dawn, shines upward from the east, left of Half Dome at the valley's far horizon. Car lights illuminate the valley road. Of course, the image is filled with other celestial sights from that Perseid night, including the Milky Way and the Pleiades star cluster.

Perseid from Torralba del Burgo (Pic)
2016 August 13
_http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160813.html

Perseid, Aurora, and Noctilucent Clouds Sweden
2016 August 11
_http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160811.html
GS_20150813_Perseid_4352_v2_1024.jpg


Perseid Meteors over Mount Shasta
2016 August 8
_http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap160808.html
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Perseid Meteors 'Rain' Over California | Time-Lapse Video (0:54 Looks like smoke Plume) :huh:
Published on Aug 13, 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq5m2VazCMY
Maxim Senin captured the peak of the the annual meteor shower (Aug. 11-12, 2016) on Templin Highway near Castaic, California. He used a Canon 70D camera to snap several 'shooting stars' light up the night sky.

UFO? Fireball? Meteor? WOW in Indiana on 8/11/16 @ 920pm Heading NW
Published on Aug 12, 2016
This Fireball looking thing flew by Fishers, IN as I was fishing near dark in my pond I spotted this object. I assumed it was a hot air ballon with the fire or a weather balloon...then I thought it was a glider with a jet engine....as it got right over me I realized it was just a straight Fireball of some kind. I take a couple still photos also. It flew at about 200mph give or take...judging off all the planeI see daily that normally land around 150mph....this was a little faster....it was heading down wind toward Chicago or Gary Indiana. I watched it fly out of site still burning. The fire/flame ball didn't have a huge tracer tail. It's flame was inconsistent....I was baffled from it!

Comments:
A Watchman of the Sword5 days ago
The same things have appeared over Ohio, Michigan, and St. Louis this month. Do you mind if I use this clip in one of my videos covering this matter? Thanks!

AnXiety_cM5 days ago
Just seen this exact thing over Ohio, Columbus. It was wobbling back and forth as it flew. Never changed brightness, speed, or anything.
 
Another mysterious bright light streaked across the Southern California sky on Thursday evening, for at least the third time this year.

Larger, Brighter, Closer’: More Mystery Lights Up Sky Over San Diego
http://sputniknews.com/us/20160819/1044446056/mystery-lights-above-san-diego.html

The bright streak was reported by nearly 50 witnesses to the American Meteor Society (AMS) as blue or green, and was captured on dashcam video and posted to social media.

Witnesses posted descriptions of what they saw on the AMS website, with many users writing that it resembled a fireball or comet.

“I have seen meteor showers but have never seen anything like this. It appeared much larger and brighter and closer,” Amy T, from Encinitas wrote.

The National Weather Service stated on Friday morning that they are unsure of what it was.

On Monday, another strange and unexplained light flew through the sky over San Diego.

In April, there was another stunning giant green fireball that streaked above San Diego.
 
angelburst29 said:
Another mysterious bright light streaked across the Southern California sky on Thursday evening, for at least the third time this year.

Larger, Brighter, Closer’: More Mystery Lights Up Sky Over San Diego
http://sputniknews.com/us/20160819/1044446056/mystery-lights-above-san-diego.html

The bright streak was reported by nearly 50 witnesses to the American Meteor Society (AMS) as blue or green, and was captured on dashcam video and posted to social media.

Witnesses posted descriptions of what they saw on the AMS website, with many users writing that it resembled a fireball or comet.

“I have seen meteor showers but have never seen anything like this. It appeared much larger and brighter and closer,” Amy T, from Encinitas wrote.

The National Weather Service stated on Friday morning that they are unsure of what it was.

On Monday, another strange and unexplained light flew through the sky over San Diego.

In April, there was another stunning giant green fireball that streaked above San Diego.
 
It appears to be a meteor in the sky of New York; July 28, 2016. But I find it strange that it appears only now. Perhaps the video is older, or it comes from another country. But I've never seen before._http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4o6fal_meteorite-ou-ovni-explosant-au-dessus-de-la-ville-dans-l-upstate-new-york-28-juillet-2016_news
 
AMA
Events found: 2356 in 2016 in United States (US)
http://www.amsmeteors.org/members/imo_view/browse_events?country=236%7CUnited+States&year=2016&num_report=&event=&event_id=&event_year=&num_report=

Recent Notable Events


Events in 2016 3363-2016
http://www.amsmeteors.org/members/imo_view/event/2016/3363
AMS received 3 reports about a fireball seen over NY on Sunday, September 11th 2016 around 01:21 UT.
D. Sound 2 no Delayed Sound
C. Sound 2 no Concurrent Sound
Frag 2 yes Fragmentation

Event 3398-2016 50 2016-09-13 01:17 UT 2016-09-12 21:17 EDT US
http://www.amsmeteors.org/members/imo_view/event/2016/3398
ME, NY, MA, NJ, CT, RI, PA, NH
1 yes 44 no D. Sound
3 yes 40 no C. Sound
12 yes 23 no Frag

Event 3350-2016 27 2016-09-10 01:54 UT 2016-09-09 21:01 2 time zones US
http://www.amsmeteors.org/members/imo_view/event/2016/3350
MS, AL, GA, TN
20 no 19 no D. Sound
6 yes 14 no C. Sound
6 yes 14 no Frag

Event 3320-2016 353 2016-09-08 22:04 UT 2016-09-08 18:04 EDT US
http://www.amsmeteors.org/members/imo_view/event/2016/3320
NC, VA, SC, MD,
10 yes 255 no D. Sound
4 yes 255 no C. Sound
12 yes 255 no Frag
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This is a photoshop recreation of my memory of this event as seen from Clayton, NC, USA just after 6pm on 9-8-2016

Virginia USA September 9,2016

Fireballs over Tulsa September 10th, 2016 WTF Y'all
 
A massive fireball, visible along the east coast of the United States and Canada, appeared to be so close that many people panicked, believing they had just witnessed a plane crash.

Plane Crash? Huge Fireball Sets Sky Above North America’s East Coast Ablaze (Video)
https://sputniknews.com/us/20161005/1046038631/massive-fireball-north-america.html

The fireball was visible in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and parts of Canada at around 10:40 PM EST Tuesday night. The unusual celestial event was so big and bright that people frantically called police and local news outlets with fears that a plane had crashed.

According to NASA, however, the bright light zooming across the night sky was most likely a meteor from the Orionid Meteor shower.

Stargazers will be able to enjoy the sporadic shower until November 14th.

While the Orionids are typically not as noticeable as the Perseids or Geminids, they have been known to occasionally produce up to 20 meteors in an hour. The Orionids become visible each year in October, as the Earth, orbiting around the Sun, passes through debris created by Halley's Comet. Halley's Comet itself is only visible from Earth every 75 years, and the next viewing will be in 2061.
 
A massive fireball was caught on camera blazing through the sky over the coast of northern Japan on Monday morning.

WATCH: Huge Fireball Lights Sky on Fire off Japan Coast
https://sputniknews.com/asia/201611011046972955-huge-fireball-japan-coast/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpjpEkUe_kE (0:58 min.)

The stunning video was captured by a Nippon TV affiliate’s weather camera, and is believed to be a very bright meteor — which is typically referred to as a fireball.
 
Couldn't wait to share with you guys the latest numbers from AMS. It is not only Rocking and Rolling on the ground, but also in the skies. Still 16 days to go for this year though. Looks like this year (2016) will be the alltime record, in all departments:

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A closer look, without the number of reports about sightings:

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AlltThe numbers in table form:

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Pashalis said:
Couldn't wait to share with you guys the latest numbers from AMS. It is not only Rocking and Rolling on the ground, but also in the skies. Still 16 days to go for this year though. Looks like this year (2016) will be the alltime record, in all departments:

Thanks P, great job and awesome results :jawdrop: ... really a very shaking rock and roll :scared: ... In ten years the confirmed fireballs grew almost 9 times and teh sightings 26 times. Can we use these graphs on SOTT or will be an ultimate version soon?
 
msante said:
Can we use these graphs on SOTT or will be an ultimate version soon?

Sure, you can use it. I'm updating it in the beginning of next year, so that we have the final results for 2016.
 
Pashalis said:
msante said:
Can we use these graphs on SOTT or will be an ultimate version soon?

Sure, you can use it. I'm updating it in the beginning of next year, so that we have the final results for 2016.

Thanks for sharing Pashalis! The bounce off the 2015 "low" is very telling.

Would be great to have an article up on SOTT when the full 2016 figures are out.
 
Eboard10 said:
Pashalis said:
msante said:
Can we use these graphs on SOTT or will be an ultimate version soon?

Sure, you can use it. I'm updating it in the beginning of next year, so that we have the final results for 2016.

Thanks for sharing Pashalis! The bounce off the 2015 "low" is very telling.

Would be great to have an article up on SOTT when the full 2016 figures are out.

2016 is finished now and here is the current count. Note: I've must have made a mistake above; the "All Reports about Sighting" I probably have taken from "all countries" instead from the "US alone ". The counts below should be correct now (still a record year in all departments...):

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A closer look, without the number of reports about sightings:

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All numbers in table form:

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