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 …
Did you simply 'eyeball' these images to find the object or have you got some useful image processing software?
Who knew a 173 kiloton explosion would be so disappointing, looks more like Mr hanky lost his hat than 10 nuclear bombs going off.
thanks... was able to find it...
was not able to pinpoint the geography... was the 
trajectory N
S or WE?
Thanks. Still hard for my untrained eye to see it. I was able to zoom on the first image and see the orange blob. Really cool! But in the second, no.
Wow! That's so cool that there's a photo from above!
Next time, stand still for 30-50 years, with a camera on hand, so that you can get a real clear picture
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I looked at this view, I still can't see an orange fireball even with a magnifying glass. Is it a bit like, 'The Emporers New Clothes.' ?
You need to zoom in or alternatively you might need new glasses
Wow just wow!!
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