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Events in 2022 9039-2022 KML

We received 5 reports about a fireball seen over MI and Ontario on Sunday, November 20th 2022 around 01:17 UT.

The trajectory displayed on the map and the KML file has been automatically computed based on all the witness reports and may not be the most optimized.

5  Witness Reports

Legend


Direction from which the phenomenom entered the field of vision of the witness.
Direction from which the phenomenom left the field of vision of the witness.
Trajectory.
The witness saw the phenomenon travelling from right to left.
The witness saw the phenomenon travelling from left to right.
The witness didn't provide enough information about the direction of the phenomenon.
The witness heard a sound at same moment of viewing phenomenon (concurrent sound).
The witness heard a delayed sound, after initial view of phenomenon (delayed sound).

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IDUT Date & Time Local Date & TimeLocationDur.Magn.D. SoundC. SoundFrag.ObserverExp. Org.
a 2022-11-20 01:01 UT2022-11-19 20:01 EST Innisfil Ontario ≈1.5s0???Gblack B1 AMS
b 2022-11-20 01:04 UT2022-11-19 20:04 EST Toronto Ontario ≈3.5s-10--Graham G3 AMS
c 2022-11-20 01:10 UT2022-11-19 20:10 EST Kitchener Ontario <1s-11--?Jay B1 IMO
d 2022-11-20 01:20 UT2022-11-19 20:20 EST Markham Ontario ≈1.5s-18--?L M1 AMS
e 2022-11-20 01:52 UT2022-11-19 20:52 EST Casco MI ≈3.5s-9--James C2 AMS