GM4AJK Senior Member. Today at 2:25 AM #1 There have been plenty of videos of satellites re-entering (which was my first impression of this video) but the first 3 seconds (flash and audible bang) seem to suggest otherwise. A firework on a very windy evening?
There have been plenty of videos of satellites re-entering (which was my first impression of this video) but the first 3 seconds (flash and audible bang) seem to suggest otherwise. A firework on a very windy evening?
flarkey Senior Member. Staff member Today at 2:43 AM #2 This looks to me like the smoke from the firework being blown northwards. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nvv32WXZtc
This looks to me like the smoke from the firework being blown northwards. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nvv32WXZtc
flarkey Senior Member. Staff member Today at 2:50 AM #3 The video is from Buncranna, Ireland on 3 October at 9.45pm. The wind was indeed from 175 degrees, so blowing towards the north at that time.
The video is from Buncranna, Ireland on 3 October at 9.45pm. The wind was indeed from 175 degrees, so blowing towards the north at that time.
Trailblazer Moderator Staff member Today at 3:11 AM #4 flarkey said: This looks to me like the smoke from the firework being blown northwards. Click to expand... And you couldn't have a more obvious pattern of stars in frame to show which way is north!
flarkey said: This looks to me like the smoke from the firework being blown northwards. Click to expand... And you couldn't have a more obvious pattern of stars in frame to show which way is north!