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Watch: Fireball sighted across UK, France as asteroid explodes on entering Earth's atmosphere

The small asteroid known as Sar2667 produced a shooting star and an ‘air puff’ as it exploded.

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Feb 13, 2023 · 02:03 pm
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Check out the longest shot of I've got so far of #Asteroid #SAR2667! Here it is entering the atmosphere over the Perros-Guirec, #France livecam earlier tonight! How cool!? 😍 #Meteor pic.twitter.com/djLqDoRL0p

— BirdingPeepWx (@BirdingPeepWx) February 13, 2023

Just saw it and it was magnificent. Came down vertically on time. 2:59. Green like a bright emerald then bright orange really quickly. Absolutely phenomenal view of the #asteroid #sar2667 tonight over the English Channel facing France (footage my own) pic.twitter.com/WjgsNOaKum

— مُحَمَّد (@aljibaalu) February 13, 2023

Wow ! Live from Paris center. A lot higher in the sky than I anticipated. And a lot brighter as well.
En direct de Paris centre. Nettement plus haut dans le ciel que je le pensais. Et plus brillant aussi ! #Sar2667 #asteroid #asteroide pic.twitter.com/Tf9dRauFqJ

— CM Favre (@harlesc) February 13, 2023

Hell yeah! Asteroid #Sar2667 over Brighton! From my fire escape! #asteroid pic.twitter.com/aXBuIWyzuA

— Siobhan @sgx@hachyderm.io (@xejfese) February 13, 2023

My effort taken on the beach in Hove #Sar2667 #asteroid #NASA #uk #hove #brighton #brightonandhove pic.twitter.com/VmX6bpIZ86

— Stuart Berry (@spbdude) February 13, 2023
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