Research fellow at @OxfordPhysics + @NCEOscience focusing on satellite data for weather and climate | Occasional Pilot | he/him | 
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A video showing the smoke trail from the #Meteor over the Bering Strait last December, produced using data from @JMA_kishou's #Himawari satellite.
The orange meteor trail in the middle, shadow above-left.
Hi-res copy: https://www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/profiles/proud/him8-meteor-44706.gif …pic.twitter.com/X54InkvMnl
In case any of you are interested, video showing plume and shadow of the Bering Strait meteor is above, ^^
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Won't tag anyone in it, had enough bother with that y'day.
That's incredible! The orange trail also seems to be transported and dispersed. What's the image interval?
What timescale is that animation?
Very impressive! Thanks for sharing
Yes, in terms of power of the blast. Not as much smoke & debris though, occuring too high to interact with the ground.
Wow that's awesome.
Awesome gif.
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