Meteor northeast of Grenaa, Jutland, Denmark, 4 November, 20:17 UTC

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photo credit: Steinar Midtskogen / Norwegian meteor network. photo: Steinar Midtskogen / Norsk Meteor Nettverk

Seen from Oslo in southern direction. The bolide was also recorded for 2 seconds by Jesper Green from Silkeborg in Denmark* and the bearing reveals that the meteor coming from an eastsoutheasterly direction ended its luminous trajectory at a height of circa 40 to 45 km in the northeast of Grenaa in Danemark. The end of the luminous trail at this height makes a meteorite fall very unlikely.

Luminous trail:
start: circa Azm 172°, H 9°                 end: circa Azm 179°, H 4.5°

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