I Anyone know about the bolide across the Gulf Coast Fri July 14, 2023?

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On July 14, 2023, a bolide was observed across the Gulf Coast, capturing significant attention due to its brightness and duration. Reports indicate that the meteor lit up the sky in Louisiana, leading to widespread sightings and discussions among locals. Prior to this event, another long-lasting fireball was seen in the same area, raising questions about its origin—whether it was a meteor or a re-entering satellite or rocket. The phenomenon sparked curiosity and speculation regarding the frequency and nature of such celestial events. Overall, these sightings highlight the interest in meteoric activity in the Gulf Coast region.
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I didn't see that one, but a couple weeks before that I saw a particularly long lasting fireball in the same general area, longer lasting than I've ever seen for a meteor. I've wondered since whether it was a meteor or a satellite/rocket re-entering.
 

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