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Geminid Meteor Fireball, Dec, 12. 2007

Tom A. Warner captured a bright Geminid fireball on the night of 12/12/07 (12/13/07-0654:51 UT). Tom had a Astrovid Stellacam EX black and white video camera with Computar 2.6mm f1.0 lens recording...  
 
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bretellis (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@drgn2288 If it contains kryptonite then you will have have to keep away as it could mutate you or give u strange superpowers
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this phenomena is due to where the meteors come from. rocks floating in space are extremely cold. once they enter earth, they usually burn the ice outer layer and eventually the rock. but if the rock is quite big, if it lands on earth, the core of the meteor would still be freezing cold, thus more or less, the meteorite would be cold
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it's actually freezing cold...weird but true. if ever you find a fresh meteorite, it would be as cold as the turkey in your freezer, or even colder. in any case, do use gloves.
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OMG!!
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i saw one like that last night 8/2/08 it was scary!!
zZZzzzSnooze (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Whoa!
w00ts0rbet (1 year ago) Show Hide
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OMfG~! That's so freaking clear! It's rare to see Geminids as bright as that! Wow...
sherwind2010 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I would think that it is hot, so find some thing around to pick it up and put it in.
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wackamole

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