Visibility III / V
I sniffed oxygen on the home balcony before going to bed when, to my delight, I noticed a bright fireball almost directly to the south, at an altitude of about 20 degrees, slightly lower than the Moon (whose current exposure was about 22 ° from the Stellarium). The meteor flew at a gentle angle to the east and burned for 2-3 seconds, traveling through the sky fifteen degrees during that time. Two brightnesses stood out in the combustion.
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