Due to the long duration this event is most likely not a fireball. It is most likely sightings of the recently launched Star Link satellites.
Legend
- Direction from which the phenomenom entered the field of vision of the witness.
- Direction from which the phenomenom left the field of vision of the witness.
- Trajectory.
- The witness saw the phenomenon travelling from right to left.
- The witness saw the phenomenon travelling from left to right.
- The witness didn't provide enough information about the direction of the phenomenon.
- The witness heard a sound at same moment of viewing phenomenon (concurrent sound).
- The witness heard a delayed sound, after initial view of phenomenon (delayed sound).
Each witness has a "level" of experience from 1 to 5 - 5 is the highest level of experience.
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| ID | UT Datum & Tijd | Lokale Datum & Tijd | locatie | Duur | Magn. | D.Geluid | C.Geluid | Frag. | Waarnemer | Exp. | Org. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a | 26/02/2022 05:10 UT | 26/02/2022 05:10 GMT | England | ≈20s | -5 | - | - | - | Richard L | 1 | UKMON |
| b | 26/02/2022 05:18 UT | 26/02/2022 05:18 GMT | Epworth England | >60s | -5 | ? | ? | - | Darren M | 1 | UKMON |
| c | 26/02/2022 05:10 UT | 26/02/2022 05:10 GMT | Birkenhead England | ≈20s | -13 | - | ? | Adam G | 1 | IMO | |
| d | 26/02/2022 05:12 UT | 26/02/2022 05:12 GMT | Winsford England | ≈7,5s | -5 | - | - | STEVEN L | 1 | UKMON |