They capture from Almería a fireball of asteroidal origin over Córdoba, Albacete and Murcia

According to the preliminary analysis carried out by Professor José María Madiedo of the Institute of Astrophysics of Andalusia IAA-CSIC, this event had an asteroidal origin, caused by a rock that hit the atmosphere at an estimated speed of 69,000 kilometers per hour. The luminous part of the phenomenon began at an altitude of 81 kilometers over the northwestern part of the province of Córdoba. From there, the object moved in an easterly direction, with a long trajectory that took it to cross the skies of the entire north of Córdoba, passing through the south of Albacete until ending up in the province of Murcia, near the Mediterranean Sea. , at an altitude of 32 kilometers above the ground. The high humidity existing at the time the bolide occurred caused condensation on some of the windows of the camera housings, preventing clear vision although the images in all cases ” are impressive,” according to the CAHA.