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Tue. Morning Fireball Over Pittsburgh Seen in Several States
Early Tuesday morning (Feb. 17), a bright fireballwas observed by many people in the Pittsburgh area, and throughoutmuch of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and New York. The American Meteor Society estimates, fromwitness reports, that the fireball trajectory did take it overClarion County and northern Armstrong County in Western Pennsylvania, northeast of Pittsburgh.
More: http://spacewatchtower.blogspot.com/2015/02/tue-morning-fireball-over-pittsburgh.html
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| SpaceWatchtower: Tue. Morning Fireball Over Pittsburgh ...Image of Tuesday morning fireball caught by an all-sky camera atop the Allegheny Observatory in Pittsburgh. (Image Sources: NASA, Allegheny Observatory, Americ... |
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