In a breathtaking celestial display, a stunning meteor graced the skies over Granada and Jaen in its final phase, captivating observers with its brilliance reminiscent of a full moon.

This footage was filmed and produced 14 April 2024.

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In a breathtaking celestial display, a stunning meteor, identified as #SPMN140424, graced the skies over Granada and Jaen in its final phase, captivating observers with its brilliance reminiscent of a full moon. The event occurred at precisely 0h35m20s TUC (2h35 CEST).

The meteor's luminosity exceeded that of a full moon, leaving spectators in awe as it streaked across the heavens. Even from a distance of over 400 kilometers, observers in Valencia, specifically from Barx-La Visteta, witnessed the meteor's remarkable brightness.

Similarly, from Alicante, specifically from La Aparecida, a district of Orihuela/Oriola, observers noted various luminous phenomena associated with the fragmentation of the meteoroid.

The meteor's fragmentation during its descent led to the near-extinction of the rock, leaving spectators across Spain in awe of the awe-inspiring celestial spectacle.