Comet fragments lit up the sky with blue and green hues before falling into the Atlantic Ocean
A stellar spectacle the people of Spain and Portugal lived when fragments of a meteorite passed through the sky on Saturday night and fell into the Atlantic Ocean.
Comet fragment lights up sky over Spain and Portugal ‘like a movie’ 👀 pic.twitter.com/xY3i7XVHyu
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The European Space Agency (ESA) confirmed that the meteorite was a fragment of a comet traveling at an incredible speed of around 161,000 km/h (100,000 mph).
bright comet fragment lit up the skies in a dazzling display over parts of Spain and Portugal pic.twitter.com/vil9xOM8RF
— Reuters (@Reuters) May 19, 2024
It is estimated to have burned up over the Atlantic Ocean at an altitude of about 60 kilometers (38 miles). There have been reports that it may have fallen near the towns of Castro Daire or Pinheiro, however ESA estimates that the chance of finding meteorites is very low, as the meteorite likely disintegrated before reaching the Earth’s surface.
HAARP may have the capability to bounce low-frequency waves off an asteroid, a meteor or a comet to look inside. This incident occurred in Portugal a couple of hours ago.#Meteor #HAARP #Portugal #GiganticMeteor #Spain #UFOs #brightfireball #Pereira #CastroDaire #northernPortugal pic.twitter.com/K51i265Go2
— Christian Rosenkreutz (@fratercrc) May 19, 2024
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