Bolide seen from Loxton, Riverland district, South Australia, 2 January 2015, 13:39:12 UTC

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Bolide seen from Loxton, Riverland district, South Australia, 2 January 2015, 13:39:12 UTC (3 December, 12:09:12 AM local)

seen moving towards northnorthwest, at least 8 seconds

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photos: Rob Wachla

The bolide must have been recorded by the following cameras of the Desert Fireball Network:

Wilpoorinna, Nilpena, Gum Glen and possibly also Mount Ives and Kondoolka.

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