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Caught on camera: Streaking meteorite turns night sky blue across Portugal and Spain

Residents in various parts of the two countries posted stunning videos of the fireball.

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May 19, 2024 · 12:59 pm
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preciosas imágenes del #Meteorito esta desde la carretera.. pic.twitter.com/0cpkFNaeBE

— rᗩ𝔣𝓐 𝓽ⓡ乇𝐣𝐎 (@88rafa88) May 19, 2024

Tires, Cascais ☄️ pic.twitter.com/SK5jrFJ2Hw

— Márcio Santos - Meteorologia e Ambiente (@MeteoTrasMontPT) May 19, 2024

¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ostia puta!!!!!!! ☄️
¡Conseguimos ver el meteoro a atravesar la atmósfera!
Oporto, Portugal 🇵🇹#Meteoro2024 #MeteoritoMadrid #Meteorito #Meteoro pic.twitter.com/V9llXmIrwm

— Jesús de la cruz 🖤🇪🇸🇪🇺🍊🐍 (@jesusdelacruzol) May 18, 2024

Avistamento de meteorito em Aveleda - Braga, Portugal #braga #meteorito pic.twitter.com/6mbXNp9ZN8

— Pedro Branco (@eupedrobranco) May 18, 2024

Casamento abençoado em Barcelos ☄️☄️ #meteoro pic.twitter.com/FZzWda66UY

— Jorge Novais (@jorge_novais98) May 19, 2024

La madre naturaleza es sencillamente maravillosa. #meteorito pic.twitter.com/KTTX5D6uUE

— Censurado (@JanoNano11) May 18, 2024

En España se hizo tendencia #Meteorito por una intensa luz verde que se ha podido observar en diferentes regiones del país. Les comparto lo que captó una cámara en Sevilla. Las autoridades ya investigan los hechos.pic.twitter.com/qStzN1M5G0

— Joaquín López-Dóriga (@lopezdoriga) May 19, 2024

Impresionante visto desde la sierra oeste de Madrid #meteorito pic.twitter.com/bNKRjimLzT

— MNGLS (@Marina_lobo36) May 18, 2024
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