ISS and meteor

From: Sebastian Stabroth (s.stabroth@tu-bs.de)
Date: Wed Aug 01 2001 - 15:38:50 PDT

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Hi all,

I'm just in from a great view of the ISS. It passed beneath Cygnus right at midnight
here in Germany before fading away into Earth shadow. A minute or so after it was
first visible I saw a meteor crashing into the atmosphere on the WSW horizon. The
meteor wasn't that fast and produced a bright trail which lasted for about 1 sec. Has
anybody else seen this?

Cheers,
Sebastian
(52.267 N, 10.533 E)

www.sebastian-stabroth.de

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