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Reportes Reporte 1322hm (Caso 1322-2023)

Este reporte se ha asociado al siguiente bólido: Caso 1322-2023

Observador
Nombre	Neil M
Nivel de experiencia	1/5
Notas	no formal experience but also not prone to over reacting. it takes a lot for me to decide to report something. - It seemed big, bright and very impressive. never seen anything quite like it before. i would have missed it if i hadn't left the house at the exact moment i did.

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Dirección	Newdigate, England (GB)
Latitud	51° 8' 32,11'' N (51,14°)
Longitud	0° 15' 29,08'' W (-0,26°)
Altitud	110,98m

Hora y duración
Fecha & Hora locales	28/02/2023 23:20 GMT
Fecha & Hora TU	28/02/2023 23:20 UT
Duración	≈1,5s

Dirección
Dirección de movimiento	De arriba a la derecha a abajo a la izquierda
Ángulo de descenso	212°

Movimiento
Acimut hacia la que miraba	93,64°
Acimut inicial	92,62°
Altura inicial	75°
Acimut final	85,73°
Altura final	10°

Color y brillo
Magnitud estelar	-25
Color	Light Blue, Light Yellow, White

Sonido simultáneo
Observación	No
Notas	-

Sonido diferido
Observación	No
Notas	-

Estela persistente
Observación	No
Duración	-
Longitud	-
Notas	-

Destello final
Observación	Yes
Notas	i remember a 3 part angled entry ( a bit like pebble skimming) but at a very steep downward angle from my perspective. there was a flash for each skim the first being quite large in comparison to the other 2.

Fragmentación
Observación	Sí
Notas	one big bluey coloured flash suddenly, with a bright slightly curved white streak steeply downward leading to two more smaller versions of the same thing continuing downward until it disappeared below the horizon. I remember thinking this must be either a rock or debris re-entering. i've seen shooting stars before, but this seemed much closer, much bigger and more intense than anything id seen before. I was looking over in the direction of Gatwick airport. my house is almost directly under the flightpath only a couple miles from the runway. So i'm no expert at all but it did seem to me whatever this was could have made contact with the ground.

Fragmentación

Observación

Sí

Notas

one big bluey coloured flash suddenly, with a bright slightly curved white streak steeply downward leading to two more smaller versions of the same thing continuing downward until it disappeared below the horizon. I remember thinking this must be either a rock or debris re-entering. i've seen shooting stars before, but this seemed much closer, much bigger and more intense than anything id seen before. I was looking over in the direction of Gatwick airport. my house is almost directly under the flightpath only a couple miles from the runway. So i'm no expert at all but it did seem to me whatever this was could have made contact with the ground.