Fireball report

Observer
Name	Krishnansh C
Experience Level	1/5
Remarks	-

Location
Address	Jaipur, Rajasthan (IN)
Latitude	26° 53' 28.5'' N (26.89125°)
Longitude	75° 49' 41.04'' E (75.828068°)
Elevation	488.664581m

Time and Duration
Local Date & Time	2025-09-20 01:25 IST
UT Date & Time	2025-09-19 19:55 UT
Duration	≈20s

Direction
Moving direction	From down left to up right
Descent Angle	78°

Moving
Facing azimuth	205.32°
First azimuth	202.66°
First elevation	25°
Last azimuth	25.62°
Last elevation	15°

Brightness and color
Stellar Magnitude	-10
Color	Dark Blue, Blue, Orange, Yellow

Concurrent Sound
Observation	No
Remarks	-

Delayed Sound
Observation	No
Remarks	-

Persistent train
Observation	No
Duration	-
Length	-
Remarks	-

Terminal flash
Observation	Yes
Remarks	Date & Time (local): 20 September 2025, around 01:25 AM IST Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Duration: About 14 seconds Appearance: A very bright glowing object moving steadily across the sky, breaking into multiple fragments. The main glow was orange-white, with flashes of green/blue at times. The brightness was much greater than Venus, closer to car headlights in the sky. Movement: It moved slowly compared to a meteor, covering a large portion of the sky during the 14 seconds. The path was smooth, with fragments trailing behind. (If you remember exact directions — like “from east to west” or “from north-east to south-west” — you can add here.) Other details: • I recorded a video of the event on my phone. • The object did not make any sound that I could hear. • The long duration and fragmentation suggest possible space debris or rocket stage re-entry.

Terminal flash

Observation

Yes

Remarks

Date & Time (local): 20 September 2025, around 01:25 AM IST Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Duration: About 14 seconds Appearance: A very bright glowing object moving steadily across the sky, breaking into multiple fragments. The main glow was orange-white, with flashes of green/blue at times. The brightness was much greater than Venus, closer to car headlights in the sky. Movement: It moved slowly compared to a meteor, covering a large portion of the sky during the 14 seconds. The path was smooth, with fragments trailing behind. (If you remember exact directions — like “from east to west” or “from north-east to south-west” — you can add here.) Other details: • I recorded a video of the event on my phone. • The object did not make any sound that I could hear. • The long duration and fragmentation suggest possible space debris or rocket stage re-entry.

Fragmentation
Observation	Yes
Remarks	Date & Time (local): 20 September 2025, around 01:25 AM IST Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Duration: About 14 seconds Appearance: A very bright glowing object moving steadily across the sky, breaking into multiple fragments. The main glow was orange-white, with flashes of green/blue at times. The brightness was much greater than Venus, closer to car headlights in the sky. Movement: It moved slowly compared to a meteor, covering a large portion of the sky during the 14 seconds. The path was smooth, with fragments trailing behind. (If you remember exact directions — like “from east to west” or “from north-east to south-west” — you can add here.) Other details: • I recorded a video of the event on my phone. • The object did not make any sound that I could hear. • The long duration and fragmentation suggest possible space debris or rocket stage re-entry.

Fragmentation

Observation

Yes

Remarks

Date & Time (local): 20 September 2025, around 01:25 AM IST Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Duration: About 14 seconds Appearance: A very bright glowing object moving steadily across the sky, breaking into multiple fragments. The main glow was orange-white, with flashes of green/blue at times. The brightness was much greater than Venus, closer to car headlights in the sky. Movement: It moved slowly compared to a meteor, covering a large portion of the sky during the 14 seconds. The path was smooth, with fragments trailing behind. (If you remember exact directions — like “from east to west” or “from north-east to south-west” — you can add here.) Other details: • I recorded a video of the event on my phone. • The object did not make any sound that I could hear. • The long duration and fragmentation suggest possible space debris or rocket stage re-entry.

Reports Report 6011ak (Event 6011-2025)