Fireball report

Reports Report 5566lx (Event 5566-2019)

Observer
Name	Gina B
Experience Level	3/5
Remarks	I don't think that I *saw anything, but I thought that I should attempt to report my experience. Many aspects of astronomy interest, fascinate, and frighten me. I took astronomy for a Gen. Ed requirement in college, and not only wrote my term paper about comets, but translated it, and a poem inspired by it, into Spanish, which I minored in(I majored in English).

Location
Address	Stockton, MO
Latitude	37° 40' 53.63'' N (37.681565°)
Longitude	93° 48' 17.96'' W (-93.804989°)
Elevation	310.367188m

Time and Duration
Local Date & Time	2019-11-11 20:55 CST
UT Date & Time	2019-11-12 02:55 UT
Duration	≈1.5s

Direction
Moving direction	From up left to down right
Descent Angle	95°

Moving
Facing azimuth	273.16°
First azimuth	285.03°
First elevation	30°
Last azimuth	291.9°
Last elevation	57°

Brightness and color
Stellar Magnitude	-18
Color	White

Concurrent Sound
Observation	Unknown
Remarks	-

Delayed Sound
Observation	Yes
Remarks	I work as a laundry aide in a nursing home on the evening shift, and I was busy working when I heard a loud Boom, and I'm not sure, but I thought I felt something, as if the ground had shaken. At the time, I thought it was the HVAC system, or some really loud thunder. I was busy, though, so I quickly forgot about it. Then Tuesday evening, I watched Marfoogle News on YouTube and they featured an article about an unusually big meteor going from east to west, from St. Louis to approximately Kansas City, MO(I'm in Cedar County, MO). The window in question, in the laundry room, faces west, to the rear parking lot, with a cow pasture beyond. Where I was standing when I felt the Boom, is next to the part with the window.

Delayed Sound

Observation

Yes

Remarks

I work as a laundry aide in a nursing home on the evening shift, and I was busy working when I heard a loud Boom, and I'm not sure, but I thought I felt something, as if the ground had shaken. At the time, I thought it was the HVAC system, or some really loud thunder. I was busy, though, so I quickly forgot about it. Then Tuesday evening, I watched Marfoogle News on YouTube and they featured an article about an unusually big meteor going from east to west, from St. Louis to approximately Kansas City, MO(I'm in Cedar County, MO). The window in question, in the laundry room, faces west, to the rear parking lot, with a cow pasture beyond. Where I was standing when I felt the Boom, is next to the part with the window.

Persistent train
Observation	Unknown
Duration	-
Length	-
Remarks	-

Terminal flash
Observation	Unknown
Remarks	-

Fragmentation
Observation	Unknown
Remarks	-