Berichte Bericht 2685a (Ereignis 2685-2023)

Dieser Bericht wurde mit folgendem Ereignis in Zusammenhang gebracht: Ereignis 2685-2023
Beobachter
NameAnubhav D
Erfahrungslevel4/5
BemerkungenIt was most probably a meteor (probability >92 %) and it burned out in the atmosphere itself since I was able to see the thin trail as the meteor burned out into small particles.
Ort
AdresseFaridabad, Haryana (IN)
Geographische Breite28° 24' 34,18'' N (28,41°)
Geographische Länge 77° 20' 45,28'' E (77,35°)
Höhe206,33m
Uhrzeit und Dauer
Datum & Uhrzeit (Ortszeit)26.04.2023 18:42 IST
Datum & Uhrzeit (UT)26.04.2023 13:12 UT
Dauer>60s
Richtung
BewegungsrichtungVon rechts oben nach links unten
Winkel262°
Richtung
Blickrichtung Azimut260°
Beginn Azimut280°
Beginn Höhe45°
Ende Azimut260°
Ende Höhe37°
Helligkeit und Farbe
Helligkeit7-
FarbeOrange, Red, White
Begleitgeräusch
BeobachtungNein
Bemerkungen-
Spätere Geräusche
BeobachtungNein
Bemerkungen-
Nachleuchten
BeobachtungYes
Dauer68s
Länge99,99°
Bemerkungena fragmented, reddish-orange, incandescent trail of smoke with little gaps between each piece. It had a very small trail of smoke at first, but after about first15 seconds, it began to become thicker. Near the end, it nearly completely vanished with a thin track of non-glowing smoke, disappearing again after about 15 to 18 seconds. When the route abruptly turned away from its nearly straight path, it began to thin out. The unexpected deviation was around 10-15 degrees.
Endblitz
BeobachtungNo
Bemerkungen-
Teilung
BeobachtungJa
BemerkungenThe fragments were small with almost very few gaps between them. It started just after 5-6 seconds of the observation. They were more prominent when the trail was thick with the fragments being bigger and having more gaps between them and were more bright than in the rest of the observation. Additionally, there was hardly any fragmentation visible when it deviated from its straight-line route, and again towards the end, the fragments were visible being smaller and thinner, had little spaces between them, and also lost some of their brightness. In the last 8 to 10 seconds, hardly any fragmentation was observed.
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