Ever See A Shooting Star....

[MRockwell]

That was green?

Heading south on 31, northern Hamilton County, around 11pm. First time I have ever saw one that was green.

It "streaked" for about a second, then disappeared, then just a "blip". It may have disappeared behind a cloud before the "blip".

 

[Ingomike]

Many times. I have seen the green light. If one gets out of the metro area the skies are not reflecting the light of the city and you can see them quite often…

 

[pute62]

 

[pmbiker]

The color largely depends on the elemental makeup of the meteorite.

 

[w_ADAM_d88]

Yup, pretty common! Seen green, a few red/orange, blue, yellow, and bright white.

 

[Frosty]

Never really noticed a different color, I do remember one a couple years ago breaking apart in the atmosphere, that was freaking cool!

 

[Knight Rider]

Pretty sure I saw Alec Baldwin in a restaurant a few years back. Does that count?

 

[jerrob]

Pretty sure I saw Alec Baldwin in a restaurant a few years back. Does that count?

Beat me to it, lmao!

 

[Chewie]

I see them quite often! Usually after my wife smacks me up along side the head! Sometimes when I get up after working on something from underneath. Both usually coincide with a headache! LOL.

 

[MRockwell]

Many times. I have seen the green light. If one gets out of the metro area the skies are not reflecting the light of the city and you can see them quite often…

One of the things I miss about living in the old farmhouse. Laying in the back of the truck, drinking a beer, freezing my ass off while watching the Geminid meteor shower.

I did a search, and found out the green color comes from nickel.

And here I thought it was from kryptonite.

 

[MRockwell]

Pretty sure I saw Alec Baldwin in a restaurant a few years back. Does that count?

Only counts if he was green...

 

[***Ironhead***]

Pretty sure I saw Alec Baldwin in a restaurant a few years back. Does that count?

Isn’t he more of a killer than a star?