Relato de meteoro

Relatos Relato 8994ay (Evento 8994-2021)

Este relato foi vinculado com o seguinte evento: Evento 8994-2021

Observador
Nome	Tim L
Grau de Experiência	3/5
Observações	I made a few basic adjustments to the attached photo but did nothing to alter the color or the white balance (3750 Kelvin). Also, the light in the sky to the left of the image is from nearby Bend, Oregon. It was about 15 minutes into astronomical twilight hence the sky was not fully dark anymore. Lastly, there was a thin cloud layer and some frost obstruction on the lens with 22 degree temperature outside.

Localização
Endereço	Bend, OR
Latitude	44° 8' 59,45'' N (44,15°)
Longitude	121° 14' 41,7'' W (-121,24°)
Elevação	996,87m

Hora e Duração
Data & Hora Local	14/12/2021 06:08 PST
Data & Hora Universal	14/12/2021 14:08 UT
Duração	≈1,5s

Direção
Direção que se moveu	Da esquerda alta para direita baixa
Ângulo de descida	95°

Movendo-se
De frente ao azimute	278°
Primeiro azimute	276°
Primeira elevação	25°
Último azimute	288°
Última elevação	25°

Brilho e cor(es)
Magnitude estelar	21-
Cor	Light Green

Som Simultâneo
Observação	Desconhecido
Observações	-

Som com atraso
Observação	Desconhecido
Observações	-

Rastro de poeira (persistente)
Observação	Unknown
Duração	-
Extensão	-
Observações	-

Explosão no final
Observação	Yes
Observações	The meteor illumination was mostly all flash to the naked eye. It was towards the right edge of my peripheral vision when I was watching the sky for meteors. The very bright light caught my attention so that I looked over and saw the bright meteor streaking across from left to right and saw fragmentation. (See Below)

Fragmentação
Observação	Sim
Observações	When I saw the flash and looked at the meteor, I could see illuminated fragmentation coming down along the meteor path. I would compare the lit fragment to the light coming from a sparkler. I only saw fragments going downward. I did not notice any color at the time but my photo did. I was set up for long exposure meteor photography with settings I have used a number of times before. FYI ISO 6400, f/2.8, 16mm, 15 sec. Since I was shooting multiple photos with two seconds in between, my subsequent photo showed non-illuminated debris that was along the path of the meteor.

Fragmentação

Observação

Sim

Observações

When I saw the flash and looked at the meteor, I could see illuminated fragmentation coming down along the meteor path. I would compare the lit fragment to the light coming from a sparkler. I only saw fragments going downward. I did not notice any color at the time but my photo did. I was set up for long exposure meteor photography with settings I have used a number of times before. FYI ISO 6400, f/2.8, 16mm, 15 sec. Since I was shooting multiple photos with two seconds in between, my subsequent photo showed non-illuminated debris that was along the path of the meteor.

Foto