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Barcelona (Editorial) .- At 6.55 pm on Sunday, a meteorite, as confirmed by the Research Network Fireballs and Meteorites, illuminated the sky of Barcelona. The sighting was confirmed by the Spanish Meteorological Agency (Aemet) in Catalonia through its Twitter account. In fact, the phenomenon has not been local: was last seen at different points of the Spanish geography, since Aemet is not the only one who has noticed this sighting, which was also shared by many netizens through social networks.
Emergency services have received a few calls from people who explained the sighting of a fireball in the sky of Barcelona.
Following confirmation by the Aemet, the CSIC has started investigation into the incident to confirm the phenomenon and find the location of the alleged impact.
DAY fireball of September 7, 2014 (SPMN070914, 04h56m46.7 ± 0.1s TUC)
Registration: Registration: video cameras Folgueroles (P. Pujols-JMTrigo / AAO-CSIC-IEEC), the Astronomical Observatory of La Hita (JM Madiedo / USEV-UHU) cameras, the Duchy Villaverde (J. Zamorano et al. / UCM), Sant Antoni de Calonge (Josep M. Petit / AstroGirona) and Blanes (MeteoBlanes). Log in forward-scatter echo from Jaén by Lorenzo Morillas.
Visual Reports: Josep Delcort, David Gaspar, Raimon Guitart, Albert Llach, Oscar Martin (Osae), Nicolas Moscoso, Luis Pat, Luis Peral, Josep M. Pujades, Oscar van der Velde (UPC) and several anonymous.
Casual Images persistent wake Josep Delcort, David Gaspar, Lluís Soler Lleixà and Agustí.
Absolute magnitude: -17 + -2
Source: To be determined
Observation Range: Andalucía, Aragón, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y Leon, Catalonia, Madrid, Valencia, Extremadura, La Rioja and the Basque Country.
Possible meteor trail and light have been spotted at 07.00 hours on Sunday by citizens of Barcelona and Tarragona, which have Twitter account, with photographs that you can see smoke pink and white.
originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: gatorboi117
Good question. In my opinion, the fact that there are more recorded events due the increase of the number of cameras in the world soon will not be a valid argument. It's been years already since video/photo devices became popular.
It's important to handle wisely alll the information we receive now thru all these devices, avoiding overreaction.
originally posted by: truthmaker
It's all recorded here. www.lpi.usra.edu...
The NASA runs a surveillance authority supported by the USRA that works on a system of predictive value.