>>84029

This 2nd pic is of a ground strike, not the bolide that burned up in the dashboard cam shots. Lots of stuff vaporized in this shot. Entry is straight down, not angled as shown in the NASA satellite video here: https:// www.theverge.com/2018/1/17/16900274/meteor-detroit-explode-nasa-meteorite

>>84094

>Where's it's tail?

Exactly right. Those photos show a faint trail of residue, such as that which is created by ablative material on re-entry, not burning/oxidizing materials that would leave a smokey trail like the Chelabinsk

>>84474

> odd green color and no trail

That's diagnostic of space debris. Copper and titanium both oxidize to green, sometimes accompanied by bright white indicating aluminum/magnesium. There are basically two types of meteors, stony and iron (very few stoney/iron combo's). Stony meteors leave a significant smokey trail, iron/metallic leave a streak of vaporized and oxidizing metal. That's why the faint trail in the second photo makes me think of ablative ceramic re-entry resistant material.

>>84031

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Time to dig into Hillary's emails.

>>84209

>Stormy Daniels saying she had sex with Trump

Dumb bitch must of never heard of Marilyn Monroe.