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UK Fireball Network

@fireballsuk

The UK branch of the Global Fireball Observatory. Run by @imperialcollege @UofGGES and @OpenUniversity in collaboration with @FireballsSky to find meteorites

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calendar_today10-11-2017 15:27:06

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Jamie Shepherd (@jamieshepherd1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An entire winter's crop of bright meteors can now be harvested from the comfort of the fireside, thanks to low-light meteor cameras and the work of Denis Vida @UKMeteorNetwork UK Fireball Network and friends. Can you spot the imposters?

Ashley James King (@ashleyjking85) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Where did the #Winchcombe meteorite come from? And how did it end up crash landing on a driveway? New paper about the #fireball from Sarah McMullan Denis Vida Hadrien D et al. @UKMeteorNetwork UK Fireball Network UK Fireball Alliance onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Red Investigación Bólidos y Meteoritos (SPMN) (@redspmn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

PIONEERS IN CITIZEN SCIENCE: ALWAYS ALERT! Please visit our new Institute of Space Sciences (ICE-CSIC) homepage to know about how our fireball network coordinates professional and amateur efforts to explain the meteor phenomena all around Spain: ice.csic.es/news/citizen-s… UK Fireball Network Fireballs Aotearoa Vigie-Ciel

Luke Daly (@daly_planet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Calling all prospective #PlanetaryScience #PhDstudents. A funded PhD scholarship is available at University of Glasgow in UofGGES 🌍 starting in January 2024. Please get in touch if you are interested to discuss potential projects. Application process is here: tinyurl.com/2msjk8ss

Richard Moissl (@richard_m_f) 's Twitter Profile Photo

☄️💥Incoming! The next immininent impactor discovered by Krisztián Sárneczky will enter the atmosphere harmlessly but with a nice bright fireball within the next half hour.

☄️💥Incoming! The next immininent impactor discovered by <a href="/sarneczky/">Krisztián Sárneczky</a> will enter the atmosphere harmlessly but with a nice bright fireball within the next half hour.
Denis Vida (@meteordoc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here's the full video of the asteroid #Sar2736, a ~1 m object that broke up some 50 m west of #Belin, #Germany, and probably dropped some meteorites on the ground. Video credit: iplivecams.com/live-cams/augu…

Ashley James King (@ashleyjking85) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's 3-years since the UK received a visitor from the asteroid belt! #SpaceRocks #WinchcombeMeteorite thewinchcombemeteorite.co.uk

It's 3-years since the UK received a visitor from the asteroid belt! #SpaceRocks #WinchcombeMeteorite 

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Katherine Joy (@katie_h_joy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Special issue of Meteoritical Society all about the Winchcombe meteorite is now out at onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/19455100/2… featuring collaboration of the UK Fireball Network network of cameras and the UK extraterrestrial sample analysis community

Katherine Joy (@katie_h_joy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New potential meteorite dropping fireball ☄️☄️observed by UK Fireball Alliance cameras in the UK near Stoke last week - read more at ukfall.org.uk/2024-the-stoke… please keep an eye out in case anyone finds a potential meteorite 🪨🪨 in the area and report it to us

Richard Moissl (@richard_m_f) 's Twitter Profile Photo

☄️🎆Incoming! The ninth ever immininent impactor has been discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey this morning. There will be a harmless, but likely spectacular fireball in about 8 hours, caused by a small ~1 metre diameter object entering Earth's atmosphere near the Philippines.

☄️🎆Incoming! The ninth ever immininent impactor has been discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey this morning. There will be a harmless, but likely spectacular fireball in about 8 hours, caused by a small ~1 metre diameter object entering Earth's atmosphere near the Philippines.