Fireball meteor exploded 30 km above Sarajevo, Bosnia
Astronomic Society Sarajevo reported bright fireball bolid which entered the atmosphere with multiple explosions above Bosnian capital Sarajevo early on November 2, 2013.
The body was recorded as magnitude -9 and was entering our atmosphere at speed of 20 km per second. The meteor exploded at height of 30 km above ground so its possible that meteorites fell somewhere on the ground, possibly around Zenica-Bugojno-Travnik triangle.
Cameras at Gradacac and Sarajevo recorded bright fireball above Sarajevo (Credit: AD Orion/BiHMM)
This is the brightest body that was recorded by Bosnian meteor net, led by AD Orion and Federal Hydrometeorological Institute in Sarajevo.
Astronomical Society in Sarajevo provided Google Earth map showing fireball entry route (Credit: AD Orion/GoogleEarth)
Featured image: Bright fireball recorded over Sarajevo on November 2, 2013 (Credit: AD Orion)
Curious. Are the lunar orb ships alien ufos? I've never heard that term before.
You mentioned Scripture. I saw a ufo in Puerto Rico back in the 70s. I don't believe they're of aliens though. I believe that demons are masquerading as aliens. But then I also believe giants have existed.
And with so many counts of falling Lunar Orb ships which also function as satellite ion collectors and fuel storage containers … this falling Lunar Orb in the video … could very well in part … be signs spoken of metaphorically in scripture when referring to such lunar Orb Crew Ships being cut off from their main High frequency energy feed and falling back to the surface of the earth …
“13 … And the stars of heaven fell unto the earth, even as a ‘fig’ (preserved containment of energy fuel) ‘tree’ (being a stationary power planet) casteth her untimely figs (reserved containments of energy fuel), when she is shaken of a mighty wind (solar wind).
17 For the great day of his wrath is come; and who shall be able to stand?