A Rocket of Asteroidal Origin Flies over the Sea of Alborán at 77,000 Kilometers per Hour
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The fireball entered the atmosphere and the luminous phenomenon began when the object was about 87 kilometers above sea level.
A very bright fireball of asteroidal origin has flown over the sea of Alborán in the early hours of this Sunday at an initial speed of about 77,000 kilometers per hour, according to the Astronomical Observatory of Calar Alto (Almería).The phenomenon occurred at 5.21 a.m. in Peninsular Spain and was recorded by the detectors that the SMART Project operates from Calar Alto observatories, La Hita (Toledo), Sierra Nevada and La Sagra (Granada), Maza…
A rocket of asteroidal origin flies over the sea of Alborán at 77,000 kilometers per hour
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A very bright fireball crossed the sky over the sea of Alboran in the early morning of August 23, off the coast of Andalusia, and could be recorded from different points in Almeria, Granada, Huelva and Seville. The phenomenon, caused by an object of asteroidal origin, entered the atmosphere at an initial speed of about 77,000 kilometers per hour.
Project SMART detectors installed in Huelva and Mazagon recorded the brilliant fireball of asteroidal origin A brilliant fireball of asteroidal origin crosses the sky of Huelva and is captured by detectors of the Smart project
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