The Fireballs of February - NASA Science

Reblogged from abraveheart1:

The Fireballs of February

Feb. 22, 2012:  In the middle of the night on February 13th, something disturbed the animal population of rural Portal, Georgia. Cows started mooing anxiously and local dogs howled at the sky. The cause of the commotion was a rock from space.

"At 1:43 AM Eastern, I witnessed an amazing fireball," reports Portal resident Henry Strickland. "It was very large and lit up half the sky as it fragmented.

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February 23, 2012 - Fireballs in February: An explanation from NASA by abraveheart1 blog. This ones for my goog friend in Arlington, Texas. This one's for you Fred. The Master of Disaster

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2 Responses to The Fireballs of February - NASA Science

  1. Brook says:

    These images so eye-catching. Imagine actually *being there.* Fire in the sky. Sometimes destructive things look beautiful. Aftermath…not so.

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