Comet?
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Comet?
At 6:20pm tonight I was headed up bridge hill on my way home to Westbank when I saw a bright light. It was off to the right of me travelling in the same direction. It had a tail as it dropped and then vanished. I wish I had my dash cam on.
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Re: Comet?
did you remember to make your wish?
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Re: Comet?
TreeGuy wrote:At 6:20pm tonight I was headed up bridge hill on my way home to Westbank when I saw a bright light. It was off to the right of me travelling in the same direction. It had a tail as it dropped and then vanished. I wish I had my dash cam on.
That would be a meteor - comets are usually visible for much longer periods of time (days at a time) as they make their orbit around the sun.
We just flew in this evening and saw a meteor up here in Northern Alberta around 730pm MST, nice bluish streak going in a northerly direction coming up from YMM.
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Re: Comet?
Comets are also very predictable in location and brightness. There are currently no naked eye visible comets in the sky.
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Re: Comet?
Santa's shake down run, test and tune ?
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Timing is right..
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Timing is right..
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