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Dramatic Footage Captures Moment Asteroid Flew Over Southern England
Dramatic Footage Captures Moment Asteroid Flew Over Southern England
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An asteroid was caught on camera moving through the sky over southern England on Monday morning, igniting over the English Channel and putting on a mesmerizing show for those who were lucky enough to see its bright green tail and flashes of orange as it burned.
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An asteroid was caught on camera moving through the sky over southern England on Monday morning, igniting over the English Channel and putting on a mesmerizing show for those who were lucky enough to see its bright green tail and flashes of orange as it burned.The asteroid was first detected by asteroid hunter Krisztián Sárneczky, according to the European Space Agency (ESA). The group celebrated asteroid #2023CX1, which was only 1 meter (3.2 feet) in its diameter, as the seventh asteroid to be forecasted ahead of time. According to the ESA, almost half of all predicted asteroid impacts have now occurred in the last 12 months, which is an “encouraging illustration of how detection capabilities are rapidly advancing,” the group said.The small asteroid, which posed “no threat,” struck Earth’s atmosphere over northern France at about 4 a.m. Central European Time. Those in Southern England and near the French coast were able to celebrate seeing the shooting star thanks to its early detection at about 12:18 Eastern Time on Sunday.The fireball, also referred to as “Sar2667,” was apparently “well worth the cold hands” to those who saw it in the city of Portsmouth, England. It was also visible over Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Dramatic Footage Captures Moment Asteroid Flew Over Southern England
03:56 GMT 14.02.2023 (Updated: 16:59 GMT 12.04.2023) This asteroid marks the seventh time in history that a “shooting star” has been forecasted ahead of time. The European Space Agency (ESA) tweeted that the asteroid had been detected approximately seven hours before its impact.
An asteroid was caught on camera moving through the sky over southern England on Monday morning, igniting over the English Channel and putting on a mesmerizing show for those who were lucky enough to see its bright green tail and flashes of orange as it burned.
The asteroid was first detected by asteroid hunter
Krisztián Sárneczky, according to the European Space Agency (ESA). The group celebrated asteroid #2023CX1, which was only 1 meter (3.2 feet) in its diameter, as the seventh asteroid to be forecasted ahead of time.
According to the ESA, almost half of all predicted asteroid impacts have now occurred in the last 12 months, which is an “encouraging illustration of how detection capabilities are rapidly advancing,” the
group said.
The small asteroid, which posed “no threat,” struck Earth’s atmosphere over northern France at about 4 a.m. Central European Time. Those in Southern England and near the French coast were able to celebrate seeing the shooting star thanks to its early detection at about 12:18 Eastern Time on Sunday.
The fireball, also referred to as “Sar2667,” was apparently “well worth the cold hands” to those who saw it in the city of Portsmouth, England. It was also visible over Belgium and the Netherlands.
