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Bright meteor seen.

At 0612 this morning, saw a bright meteor, which might almost be described
as a fireball, to the north. It was descending towards the NE horizon at an
angle of about 30 degrees to the horizontal. It was white and appeared to
be green round the edges. It burnt out before reaching the horizon.

Ian Bingham,
Bieldside, Aberdeen.

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