Reportes Reporte 1716v (Caso 1716-2023)

Este reporte se ha asociado al siguiente bólido: Caso 1716-2023
Observador
NombreDan B
Nivel de experiencia3/5
NotasI was traveling west in to El Paso at approx 2300 on Montana Ave in my F-150. The object appeared as a shooting star, considerably brighter and larger than a typical shooting star, enough that it surprised me and I pointed it out to my passenger, and caught my eye at just left of my rearview mirror, traveling across my windshield to about midway into my driver side view before I lost sight of it, not on the actual horizon, but what would be the Franklin Mountains in the distance.
Lugar
DirecciónEl Paso, TX
Latitud31° 49' 28,78'' N (31,82°)
Longitud 106° 7' 59,56'' W (-106,13°)
Altitud1244,78m
Hora y duración
Fecha & Hora locales22/03/2023 23:05 MDT
Fecha & Hora TU23/03/2023 05:05 UT
Duración≈3,5s
Dirección
Dirección de movimientoDe arriba a la derecha a abajo a la izquierda
Ángulo de descenso198°
Movimiento
Acimut hacia la que miraba260°
Acimut inicial244,72°
Altura inicial45°
Acimut final240,63°
Altura final
Color y brillo
Magnitud estelar-17
ColorGreen, Yellow
Sonido simultáneo
ObservaciónNo
Notas-
Sonido diferido
ObservaciónNo
Notas-
Estela persistente
ObservaciónNo
Duración-
Longitud-
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Destello final
ObservaciónYes
Notaswhen I first noticed it it was a VERY bright "shooting star" and about 2-3 sec later it went from a yellowish to a bright green and about 1 sec after that I saw the flash that I associate with what I've seen before as the object hitting the atmosphere. There was no fragmentation. From my POV the object "flashed" right before it went behind the Franklin Mountains heading WSW possibly into Juarez Mexico when I lost sight of it.
Fragmentación
ObservaciónNo
Notas-