Research fellow at @OxfordPhysics + @NCEOscience focusing on satellite data for weather and climate | Occasional Pilot | he/him | 
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Some colour views of the #meteor that flew over the North Pacific in December 2018, taken by Japan's #Himawari satellite.
The meteor is really clear here - bright orange fireball against the blue + white background!
Background: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-47607696 …pic.twitter.com/ctNN8zxsXb
Twitter messes with the compression quality. Here's the full-detail views: https://www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/profiles/proud/zoom1-44695.png … https://www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/profiles/proud/zoom3-44697.png …
I wouldn’t say “really clear” 
Wow, does that ever make the planet seem huge. I could barely see the fireball.
Try with the full-size pic! Meteor is at about 1-o'clock in this, and is almost invisible (suspect completely invisible once twitter compresses the pic)pic.twitter.com/Vn0TJ3atNJ
Look at that flat earth there.
This is better than Where’s Wally
It's a pic of a meteor moving at 30km per second taken from a satellite designed for something totally different that's ~40,000km away from the meteor - cut the satellite some slack. 
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