Halo made by fireball observed in Finland

In Vaala, a low-light video camera operating by Jarmo Moilanen got the whole event and also something extra: parhelion (A in image) and fragment of 22° halo (B) are following the fireball!
Image shown here is cropped from a single video frame. The fireball looks like a ball of light. In lower part of the image there is so called peak hold image from the fireball video showing the trace made by fireball during its 10 second existence.
Since fireballs are rare and sporadic events, halos made by fireballs are seldom reported. You can see the video here.
3 Comments:
Comments? We're speechless.
Walt
And so am I
Frank
Great shot! It reminds me another example of fireball's 22 deg halo (SpaceWeather.com, 25 Nov 2005):
http://science.nasa.gov/spaceweather/swpod2005/05nov05/elpasofireball_big.mov
Tom
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