Two Spectacular Fireballs Cross the Sky over Cadiz and the Coast of Morocco
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The phenomenon has been captured by Calar Alto Observatory in Almeria.
Calar Alto Observatory detected an asteroidal fireball at 97,000 km/h on 19 September and another of cometary origin in front of Alhucemas on 20th A spectacular fireball crosses the sky of Seville
Calar Alto Observatory recorded an asteroidal fireball at 97,000 km/h on the 19th and another, more striking, in front of Alhucemas on the 20th.
The cameras of the Calar Alto Observatory, in Almeria, have recorded in just two days the passage of two spectacular fireballs, one on the Gulf of Cadiz and one on the coast of Morocco. The phenomena occurred on September 19 and 20 and were also detected from different Spanish observatories integrated in the SMART project.
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