Howdy; AJ and I saw a very nice fireball last night, we were doing a viewing session from east of Fountain Hills off the Beeline Hwy. The bright meteor was in the southeast, it moved from Hydra into Puppis. The color was a brilliant blue-white and it broke up at the end of the path. I would estimate its path at 60 degrees long and the magnitude at -6, it was brighter than Venus. Unlike the usual meteor there was time for me to turn AJ around and he had time to observe the last half of its track and give it an "OO-AH" with me. According to AJ's watch it was 9:44 MST. Anyone else see this beauty? Steve Coe Author "Deep Sky Observing--The Astronomical Tourist" Saguaro Astronomy Club website www.saguaroastro.org -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.