DATE/TIME6/24/2025 @ 0756 UTC6/24/2025
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LAT/LONG46.280013 • -72.018
46.280013
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This is a possible meteorite fall originating from a slow-moving fireball that followed a shallow entry trajectory into the Earth's atmosphere. The fireball fragmented towards the end of its path and appeared to slow down, both of which are suggestive that a meteorite fall may have occurred.
A single radar signature appears in data from the KCXX radar outside Burlington, VT. This signature appears in a radar sweep otherwise clear of noise, at a time and place adjacent to the fireball terminus as reported by the Fripon allsky camera network.
Fripon website for this event: https://fireball.fripon.org/displaymultiple.php?id=24927
If this fireball produced a meteorite fall it is likely low mass and will be challenging to recover.