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Harry Arthur Ferguson on 7/08/2020 7:53am
Super bright and long strike of light above whangarei at approximately 7pm.
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Mark Jolly on 6/08/2020 3:12am
North Shore, Auckland 18:00 Light green gold light only for a second.
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Clive Walshe on 5/08/2020 10:35pm
6.0pm on 5th Aug. In my lounge,saw it out the window,Bell Block New Plymouth
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Beka on 6/08/2020 11:41am
Was it yellow? Had seen it in my lounge too
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Rachael Goddard on 5/08/2020 8:51pm
Viewed 5th August at 6pm in Raglan, an extraordinary burst of green and yellow like a firework falling. Location of sighting, roughly under Saturn and Jupiter.
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Sierra on 6/08/2020 10:43am
Awesome. I saw this in Hamilton and hoping someone else saw it too
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Steph Russell on 5/08/2020 9:22am
Witnessed a meteor this evening in Whakamaru, central North Island at about 6pm. Breathtaking fiery tail, headed in a South- east to north- west direction
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