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Mission statement - GFO, the Global Fireball Observatory, is a global network of all-sky cameras to help recover meteorites with measured entry orbits.
Report fireball sightings here.
Camera Sites:
03 + Lick Observatory
(Kostas Chloros)
04 + Mnt. Umunhum
(Lance Ginner)
05 + El Cajon
(Bob Lunsford)
09 + Tehachapi
(Sean Spratt)
19 - Auburn
(Jon Richards)
20 - Beverly Hills
(Jason Utas)
21 + Sunnyvale
(Jim Albers)
22 + Rancho Mirage Obs.
(Eric McLaughlin)
24 - Carson City
(Tom Herring)
25 - Hawthorne
(Cheri Clendenning and Sky Lockwood)
30 + ATA
(Jon Richards)
31 + Chico
(Jim Collins)
N38 - Apple Valley
(Ryan Dorcey)
N39 + Fresno State
(Fred Ringwald)
Meteorite falls:
White Mountains (2016-06-02)
Creston fall (2015-10-24)
Chelyabinsk fall (2013-02-15)
Novato fall (2012-10-17)
Sutter's Mill fall (2012-04-22)
Report possible meteorite finds in the GFO network: Petrus.M.Jenniskens@nasa.gov
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Contacts:
Dr. Peter Jenniskens,
SETI Institute,
GFO USA-W Coordinator
[email];
[Career pages]
Jim Albers,
GFO USA-W Operations
Instructions:
DFN Wiki
The SETI Institute collaborates in this effort with NASA SERVII Australia partner Curtin University.
Phil Bland,
GFO PI, Curtin University
Brian Day,
NASA SERVII POC
Nick Moskovitz,
GFO LO-CAMS coordination
Related efforts:
Peter S. Gural,
Tracking camera
[email]
Robert Citron,
Meteorite hunting drones
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Captured meteors:
Date: Time(UTC): Stations:
2019-09-18 040458 03,04
2019-09-18 033158* 03,09,21,N38
2019-09-11 101759 03,04
2019-09-02 115258 03,04,21
2019-09-01 045858 09,22,N38
2019-08-31 035127 05,22
2019-08-14 124027 21,04
2019-08-14 093126 22,05,N38
2019-08-14 085829 09,N38
2019-08-14 085426 22,05,N38
2019-08-14 083656 22,05,N38
2019-08-14 072658 30,31
2019-08-13 091559 22,09,05
2019-08-13 075259 22,N38
2019-08-11 083556 22,N38
2019-08-07 110758 03,04,30,31
2019-08-06 051957 30,31,04,21
2019-08-05 114029 30,31
2019-08-01 071558 30,31
2019-07-31 111729 30,31
2019-07-24 094228 05,09,22
2019-07-20 062158 04,30,31
2019-07-20 054758 30,31
2019-07-18 054758 30,31
2019-07-14* 093630 03,30,04,21
2019-07-08 074626 09,22,N38
2019-07-02 052558 04,21
2019-07-01* 081428 30,31,04
2019-06-24 081858 04,03,31
2019-06-24 052126 22,09,N38
2019-06-23 102227 30,31
2019-06-22 070227 30,03
2019-06-21 052228 30,31,03,04
2019-06-11 085359 30,21,03,04
2019-06-03 073528 03,04,N39
2019-05-31 070428 09,N38
2019-05-11 101459 03,04
2019-05-08 095158 30,31
2019-05-03 060229 N39,09,30,04
2019-04-19 075228 N39,04,21
2019-04-19 035257 31,30
2019-04-10 071329 30,31
2019-04-10 065359 30,31
2019-04-07 075215 03,05,09,22
2019-04-07 054527 04,03
2019-02-21 045827 16,cams
2019-01-03 054228 31,30
2018-12-03 062602 16,30
2018-11-20 033727 30,16
*) is a possible meteorite fall
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