Fireball 1  :    March 10, 2008  0659 UT  (12:59 am MDT)

Observer's Comments:  Faint meteor with a correspondingly short radio reflection.

Movie 1:   Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel camera, no sound:
v20080310_0659UT_Ashcraft.mov  700 KB   6 seconds

Movie 2:  Ashcraft's Forward Scatter Video System, quick fireball with stereo audio
FB20080310_0659ut_Ashcraft.mp4    848 KB    6 seconds

Radio spectrograph shows fireball as only a "blip" at the 06:59 UT minute minute below. ( Disregard activity during 06:56 Minute)

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Fireball 2  :   March 10, 2008  1100 UT  (5:00 am MDT)

Observer's Comments:    Fireball over southern Colorado.  Strong, long radio reflection. See radio spectrograph below.

Movie 1:   Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel camera, no sound:
v20080310_1100UT_Ashcraft.mov   700 KB   6 seconds

Movie 2:  Ashcraft's Forward Scatter Video System, Head echo of fireball only
61.250 MHz right channel and 83.250 MHz left channel
   FB20080310_1100uthe_Ashcraft.mp4     1.6 MB    15 seconds

Movie 3: ( Note: For serious researchers primarily)  Full duration of forward scatter reflection - Large File
FB20080310_1100ut_Ashcraft.mp4  13.1 MB   2 minutes

Radio spectrograph:  61.250 MHz forward scatter reflection above white line, 83.250 MHz below white line.

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March 10, 2008  1141 UT  (5:41 am MDT)

Observer's Comments:    Small fireball., short radio reflection.

Movie 1:   Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel camera, no sound:
v20080310_1141UT_Ashcraft.mov   780 KB   6 seconds

Movie 2:  Ashcraft's Forward Scatter Video System, stereo audio scatter.
61.250 MHz right channel and 83.250 MHz left channel
     FB20080310_1141UT_Ashcraft.mp4   1.7 MB    15 seconds

Radio spectrograph:  Fireball at end of 11:41 UT minute:  61.250 MHz forward scatter reflection above white line, 83.250 MHz below white line.