On Saturday evening, a mysterious blue meteorite blazed through the skies over Spain and Portugal, leaving citizens stunned and the internet buzzing. Traveling at an incredible 61,000 km/h, the meteorite was first seen over Foros de Vale Figueira and eventually disintegrated over Sousel, creating a spectacular display of light. Social media exploded with viral videos capturing this rare celestial event. Dive into the phenomenon that has everyone talking, with speculations running wild and no fragments yet found. Witness the event that has captivated Europe and the online world!
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00:00On Saturday evening, a spectacular meteorite event lit up the skies over Spain
00:29and Portugal. According to Osmaria Mediedo from Andalusian Astrophysics Institute,
00:35the meteorite entered the atmosphere at an astonishing speed of 61,000 km per hour.
00:42It was first spotted in the Foros-Tavvale-Figueria area in the Ivora district at an altitude of 91
00:51km. The meteorite then moved northeast, experiencing several explosions along its path
00:58due to abrupt ruptures in the rock, which created sudden bursts of luminosity.
01:05The meteorite finally disintegrated at an altitude of approximately
01:0919 km over the parish of Cano in the municipality of Sauzel. Despite the dramatic explosions,
01:17a preliminary analysis indicated that the meteorite was not completely destroyed,
01:23with fragments likely falling to the ground. As the event unfolded, social media was abuzz
01:29with reactions and videos. Many users shared footage showing a bright blue and green light
01:35streaking across the sky. One video in particular captured a woman dancing in the street momentarily
01:42outshone by the meteor's vivid flash. Another clip showed a car driving along a highway in
01:50Portugal as the meteor illuminated the sky above. Social media platforms like Reddit and Axe
01:57were filled with awestruck comments and videos. One user on Reddit noted,
02:03Wow, this is impressive. So bright. From the color, it seems to be made of mimesia.
02:09Early reports suggested that the blue flash could be seen for hundreds of kilometers.
02:15Speculation about where the meteorite fragments might have landed in theoried locations near
02:21Castro Deir and Pinheiro, two towns 309 kilometers apart. Despite numerous reports
02:28and firefighters searching through the night, no fragments had been found by 2 a.m. local time.
02:35The event left many people pondering the reality of such occurrences. One social media remarked,
02:42Same month as the Aurora Borealis. Why are all these once-in-a-lifetime events
02:48happening so close to each other? Makes you wonder if the solar eclipse was a warning.
02:54Another jokingly suggested that's not meteor, that's Optimus Prime.
03:00In summary, the meteorite's dramatic entry and the social media buzz underscored the wonder and
03:06excitement that such rare celestial events bring to people worldwide. The sighting over
03:14Spain and Portugal will surely be remembered as a once-in-a-lifetime experience for those who
03:20witnessed it.