Mentioned in S@N magazine.

[Stargazing_Cliff]

Just have to post this me fireball pic got mentioned in sky at night magazine bottom page 22

Orginal stacked trailing image

Motion captured animated show the whole fireball event.

Was lucky capture from me motion detect modded webcam.

[Mansnake]

Saw that in S@N. that is awesome. Nice capture

[DirkSteele]

Fantastic capture,

[Astro Imp]

Great work, well done.

[NGC404]

Brilliant. Well done

[sallystar]

That's one for the album! Well done

[Black Knight]

Excellent, well done

[David Smith]

Glad you got some recognition for that, was a great capture. Well done

[Stargazing_Cliff]

Thanks for all comments if you want to watch me live cam

It can be monitored when ever i get a motion detect it auto updates on me site.

view me cam below from me url link captures allsorts in skies

http://skycamcliff.hardcoredreamer.com/skycam/skycam.html

[rory]

congrats cliff. dam i wished id seen it !

[space3]

well done

[Steve Ward]

Congratulations Cliff ,

Steve.

[Baz Pearce]

Hey hey Cliff,

Great capture!! Your's is the only pic/ vid of the fireball that i've seen, that gives a true representation of just how bright it really was.

My bud and i saw it very well. As did many others i'm sure.

I certainly don't believe that "boomerang" story put out by S&T. The view we had was so close up in the hills, there is no way it was a space rock. The speed of the object can be explained away by that. But the structure of the thing was definately symetrical, the 2 leading pieces were too perfectly matched to be natural in origin IMO.

Baz.

[brantuk]

Congrats Cliff - famous at last

[Moonshane]

it's a really amazing capture - I'm officially jealous.

[andrew63]

I'm amazed how bright it was - well done.

andrew

[JB80]

Nice capture and well done for getting a mention in S@N, it has the feeling of being a lot closer than it probably was, looks like it whizzed just past the rooftops.

[Stargazing_Cliff]

Nice capture and well done for getting a mention in S@N, it has the feeling of being a lot closer than it probably was, looks like it whizzed just past the rooftops.

I was infact outside 5 mins after fireball and didnt even notice out

just setting me lil scope up.

lucky enuff didnt impact into house's and i was shocked when i seen it on me motion captures thanks to K3ny0n SGL member Rob for mentioning in facebook was talking to him and he said did i see the massive fireball i said no but i'll check me skycam images and i was like WOW when i seen i captured it. it is amazing how it triggered me motion detection i had sensitivity on level 3 using classic software deskshare webcam monitor 5 motion detect software.

and was just simple cheap asda high resolution webcam that i modded with different lens 75 FOV kind long view lens from old ps3 eyetoy made it so it can see infrared and it worked awesome.

This was convo i talked with rob before checking me motion captures so in way thanks to rob for mentioning it

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  September 22Rob Kenyon

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    Did you manage to catch the meteorite?
    

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  September 22Cliff Tate

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    no didnt see any
    

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  September 22Rob Kenyon

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    Supposed to be a really nice one about 11pm
    

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  September 22Cliff Tate

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    i check me half cctv/ sky cam in bit see if that picked out up
    

And thats when i seen i had captured it

[Zakalwe]

Great capture Cliff. Very, very impressive!

But the structure of the thing was definately symetrical, the 2 leading pieces were too perfectly matched to be natural in origin IMO.

You know this how?

[Alastair Rae]

Brilliant. Love the animation.

[Baz Pearce]

Great capture Cliff. Very, very impressive!

You know this how?

Because the gap between them was a perfect straight line. the back end of the 1st piece was square, also the front of the 2nd.

[Zakalwe]

Because the gap between them was a perfect straight line. the back end of the 1st piece was square, also the front of the 2nd.

I'm not disputing the symmetrical appearance from your viewpoint, rather the firm assertion that it could not "be natural in origin"

[Baz Pearce]

I'm not disputing the symmetrical appearance from your viewpoint, rather the firm assertion that it could not "be natural in origin"

Simple answer - straight lines don't occur in nature. Whatever it was, there were just too many even sides/ angles. Clearly a man-made object in my opinion.

[Zakalwe]

Simple answer - straight lines don't occur in nature. Whatever it was, there were just too many even sides/ angles. Clearly a man-made object in my opinion.

Really?

I hope that someone tells this spider....

These crystals also need to be let in on the secret:

Salt crystals bucking the trend:

Palm leaves not being straight:

Honeycomb, presumably with just the right number of sides and angles....

More pesky angles and straight lines in the Giant's Causeway:

[MorningMajor]

Saw that when my S@N arrived at the weekend - well done, Cliff