Fireball 1  :   March 24, 2008  1123 UT

Observer's Comments:  A small fireball with short reflection in movie 2 below.

Movies :  
Movie 1, Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel camera capture, without sound:
v20080324_1123ut_Ashcraft.mov      762 KB  6 seconds

Movie 2:  Ashcraft's Video/Audio Fireball system, with two radios, dual channel sound:
 fb20080324_1123ut_Ashcraft.mp4   1.5 MB  12 seconds

Radio charts for each fireball and meteor at bottom of page: scroll down.

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Meteor 2  :   March 24, 2008  0508 UT

Observer's Comments:  A short meteor. Good sonic radio reflection.

Movies :  
Movie 1, Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel camera capture, without sound:
v20080324_0508ut_Ashcraft.mov      762 KB  6 seconds

Movie 2:  Ashcraft's Video/Audio Fireball system, with two radios, dual channel sound:
  fb20080324_0508ut_Ashcraft.mp4  2.1 MB  16 seconds

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Meteor 3  :   March 24, 2008  1053 UT

Observer's Comments:  Faint meteor with short reflection.

Movies :  
Movie 1, Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel camera capture, without sound:
v20080324_1053ut_Ashcraft.mov      762 KB  6 seconds

Movie 2:  Ashcraft's Video/Audio Fireball system, with two radios, dual channel sound:
  FB20080324_1053ut_Ashcraft.mp4  1 MB  8 seconds

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Meteor 4  :   March 24, 2008  1133 UT

Observer's Comments:  A super short meteor. Just a blip of reflection.

Movies :  
Movie 1, Sandia National Laboratories Sentinel camera capture, without sound:
v20080324_1133ut_Ashcraft.mov      762 KB  6 seconds

Movie 2:  Ashcraft's Video/Audio Fireball system, with two radios, dual channel sound:
FB20080324_1133ut_Ashcraft.mp4     540 KB  6 seconds
 

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