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This object was much bigger and seemed to posses much more mass & energy than most objects I have seen entering earths atmosphere. The object never changed in a sense of lighted area/mass, color, or brightness as long as I was able to view it before losing sight of it behind an adjacent structure.
It was also more pear shaped, which also suggests a significant & relatable size difference than what I have noticed prior moving through the sky. As most objects, (aka what might be seen in a meteor shower), do not posses enough size to notice a particular shape per say.
I have seen one other flaming object entering earths atmosphere approximately one year ago similar in size, shape, and color. It was seen 180 degrees opposite in the Southern Hemisphere. Interesting enough, both were spotted very low on the horizon. Which I can only assume there is a polar tendency or connectivity in both. Whereas any average everyday, run-of-the-mill object entering the atmosphere I have seen, I relate to an overhead location and much smaller in size than the two in question. Not to be mistaken with size difference. |
