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Witness position (rotation angle = looking direction)
The witness heard a
delayed sound
The witness heard a
concurrent sound
First seen direction
The witness saw the fireball going from right to left.
The witness saw the fireball going from left to right.
Fireball direction vertical or unknow.
Last seen direction
| Id | UTC Date & Time |
Local Date & Time |
City | State | Magn. | Az./El. | Delayed Sound |
Concur. Sound |
Exp. Level | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2069a | 12/05 03:20 UTC |
12/04 21:20 CST |
Sanger | TX | -9 | P1: 28°/? P2: 356°/? |
No | No | 2 | Time is Approximate, I was drving north On I35 in... | |
| 2069aa | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 22:30 EST |
monrovia | IN | -13 | P1: 225°/20° P2: 270°/15° |
No | No | 3 | The light was so bright it looked like a plane... | |
| 2069ab | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 22:30 EST |
Alcoa | TN | -16 | P1: 116°/33° P2: 120°/19° |
No | No | 3 | I regularly watch the Perseid and Leonid showers and have... | |
| 2069ac | 12/05 03:10 UTC |
12/04 21:10 CST |
Nixa | MO | -19 | P1: 71°/27° P2: 251°/21° |
No | No | 2 | At first i thought it was a firework that went... | |
| 2069ad | 12/05 03:37 UTC |
12/04 21:37 CST |
Wentzville | MO | -18 | P1: 180°/19° P2: 208°/19° |
No | No | 1 | It was , unnerving, I have seen meteor showers before,... | |
| 2069ae | 12/05 03:21 UTC |
12/04 21:21 CST |
Hazelwood | MO | -13 | P1: 90°/37° P2: 245°/23° |
No | 2 | When the fireball ened, the tail still extended back almost... | ||
| 2069af | 12/05 03:33 UTC |
12/04 21:33 CST |
Shambaugh | IA | -9 | P1: 91°/33° P2: 182°/27° |
No | No | 4 | Awesome sight! | |
| 2069ag | 12/05 03:35 UTC |
12/04 21:35 CST |
Naperville | IL | -8 | P1: 115°/19° P2: 259°/? |
No | No | 2 | - | |
| 2069ah | 12/05 03:31 UTC |
12/04 21:31 CST |
Tremont | IL | -7 | P1: 110°/30° P2: 256°/33° |
No | No | 3 | definitely one of the longest events i've seen due to... | |
| 2069ai | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
Dwight | IL | -24 | P1: 249°/59° P2: 259°/35° |
No | No | 1 | It was a wonderful experience, driving for business in pitch... | |
| 2069aj | 12/05 05:00 UTC |
12/04 23:00 CST |
Nashville | IL | -15 | P1: 201°/36° P2: 216°/29° |
No | No | 2 | This was huge! I made a video right after i... | |
| 2069b | 12/05 03:25 UTC |
12/04 21:25 CST |
Bradley | IL | -23 | P1: 138°/35° P2: 256°/25° |
No | No | 1 | I was surprised how long we could see and how... | |
| 2069c | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
Columbia | MO | -18 | P1: 76°/49° P2: 256°/49° |
No | No | 1 | That was one of the coolest things I have ever... | |
| 2069d | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
Lincoln | MO | -19 | P1: 55°/21° P2: 213°/19° |
No | No | 3 | i was driving so i would not have been able... | |
| 2069e | 12/05 03:32 UTC |
12/04 21:32 CST |
Peoria | IL | -13 | P1: 353°/40° P2: 27°/40° |
No | No | 1 | It was pretty cool. I thought it was a... | |
| 2069f | 12/05 03:32 UTC |
12/04 21:32 CST |
Blue Springs | MO | -16 | P1: ?/19° P2: ?/18° |
No | No | 1 | I first saw it underneath Orion, about 1/3 of the... | |
| 2069g | 12/05 03:34 UTC |
12/04 21:34 CST |
Champaign | IL | -4 | P1: 160°/23° P2: 230°/15° |
No | No | 3 | Object developed an obvious oblong 'glow' or 'halo' around it... | |
| 2069h | 12/05 03:34 UTC |
12/04 21:34 CST |
Marshall | IL | -12 | P1: 161°/52° P2: 228°/41° |
No | No | 3 | Initial brighness was about equivalent to an overhead pass of... | |
| 2069i | 12/05 03:35 UTC |
12/04 21:35 CST |
Lake St Louis | MO | -11 | P1: 117°/20° P2: 237°/18° |
No | No | 1 | Never seen anything like it | |
| 2069j | 12/05 03:35 UTC |
12/04 21:35 CST |
Hannibal | MO | -18 | P1: 168°/29° P2: 254°/24° |
No | No | 1 | It was much larger than any shooting star I have... | |
| 2069k | 12/05 03:37 UTC |
12/04 21:37 CST |
DeKalb | IL | -4 | P1: 236°/41° P2: 249°/25° |
No | No | 2 | 2nd brightest meteor I have ever seen. | |
| 2069l | 12/05 03:38 UTC |
12/04 21:38 CST |
MO | -22 | P1: 310°/61° P2: 282°/11° |
No | No | 4 | Extremely bright, lasted for quite some time. Long glowing trail... | ||
| 2069m | 12/05 03:38 UTC |
12/04 21:38 CST |
Troy | MO | -19.95 | P1: 92°/67° P2: 256°/31° |
No | No | 3 | - | |
| 2069n | 12/05 03:40 UTC |
12/04 21:40 CST |
Jefferson City | MO | -13 | P1: 90°/20° P2: 225°/5° |
No | No | 3 | Just Wow. We hope to hear updates about it and... | |
| 2069o | 12/05 03:45 UTC |
12/04 21:45 CST |
Poplar Bluff | MO | -26 | P1: 331°/? P2: 278°/? |
No | No | 3 | It appeared from over my right shoulder and disappeared over... | |
| 2069p | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
Kansas City | MO | -15 | P1: 103°/33° P2: 194°/30° |
No | No | 2 | From my viewpoint it appeared under Orion. | |
| 2069q | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
Mt Vernon | IN | -22 | P1: 187°/62° P2: 265°/37° |
No | No | 3 | Brightest , longest lasting meteor I've ever seen. Past sightings... | |
| 2069r | 12/05 03:33 UTC |
12/04 21:33 CST |
MO | -14 | P1: 161°/62° P2: 259°/36° |
No | No | 4 | I was initially facing down as I was setting up... | ||
| 2069s | 12/05 03:40 UTC |
12/04 21:40 CST |
Fulton | MO | P1: 65°/24° P2: 105°/25° |
No | No | 1 | I was not sure what I was seening at 1st. | ||
| 2069t | 12/05 03:45 UTC |
12/04 21:45 CST |
Morton | IL | -12 | P1: 177°/21° P2: 209°/15° |
No | No | 1 | This is the largest object I've ever seen in the... | |
| 2069u | 12/05 04:00 UTC |
12/04 22:00 CST |
Rolla | MO | -16 | P1: 104°/45° P2: 251°/45° |
No | No | 3 | - | |
| 2069v | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
East Peoria | IL | -15 | P1: 130°/13° P2: 306°/0° |
No | No | 2 | First time seeing this and it's an amazing experience! | |
| 2069w | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
Mission | KS | -22 | P1: ?/11° P2: ?/23° |
No | No | 1 | - | |
| 2069x | 12/05 03:30 UTC |
12/04 21:30 CST |
Posen | IL | -14 | P1: 169°/36° P2: 210°/7° |
No | No | 4 | One of the most colorful and sparkling meteors that I... | |
| 2069y | 12/05 03:37 UTC |
12/04 21:37 CST |
Barnhart | MO | -11 | P1: 178°/55° P2: 250°/30° |
No | No | 4 | very deep white trail initially, with a sudden burst, the... | |
| 2069z | 12/05 03:45 UTC |
12/04 21:45 CST |
Big Cabin | OK | -13 | P1: 31°/48° P2: 334°/33° |
No | No | 1 | It looked like a large brightly lit falling star with... |