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Meteors special, on the Science Channel
jrdahlman
post Mar 12 2006, 03:16 AM
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edstrick, their showing that meteor footage again.

I saw a promo for:

"Meteors: Fire in the Sky" March 15 at 8pm on the Science Channel.

It seems to have lots of amateur meteor footage: that old bolide film, videos, nighttime streaks in telescopes, etc. It also has some cheesy "disaster movie" simulations of meteors smashing through glass buildings in a city. Unfortunate subtitle, too.
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edstrick
post Mar 12 2006, 11:40 AM
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Ooooh!

I'll have to check if it's new or in my "recorded" list.
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