A meteor climbs over Cuba, illuminating the skies and causing an explosion: Watch

A meteor explosion in Santiago de Cuba that erupted over the night sky, creating sounds of energy as it entered Earth’s atmosphere, residents and witnesses said. According to the Cuban National Center for Seismological Research (CENAIS), the event turned the sky into a silhouette, as the explosion sent waves and lightning over the horizon.

The head of the National Psychological Service, Enrique Arango Arias, told the official Cubadebate news agency in Cuba, as quoted by AP, that the surprise was seen by residents of Moa, Sagua de Tanamo and Maisí. Service instruments recorded “the wide wave” from the meteor explosion, he also reported. Residents said on social media that there were white and crooked flashing lights “which lit up everything” in the night sky, at the same time an explosion was heard and a fireball was seen on it. dashcams while the meteor disappeared.

Last month, several meteorites flew over the sky in western Cuba during daylight, which was also recorded by spectators in the Florida Keys, and from Viñales, a town in Pinar del Río, Cuba, according to several local reports. The incident created riots among the astronauts as it happened at about 1:16 – 1:17 pm EST on Feb.1.

Residents of Viñales, Cuba said they had seen a long “misty path” in the sky, while others said they had seen a meteor, in a bright orange white light burning, appearing in the sky for a co -at least 4 seconds. Astronauts of the University of Antioquia Institute of Physics confirmed the meteor’s orbit from southwestern Cuba to the north.

Meteor shakes buildings in the UK, USA

Similarly, 2 weeks ago, a meteor passing through the atmosphere at 42,000 miles per hour sent the building structures over several counties in the United States and the UK. Observed at 7:47 PM EST on March 10, the rock lifted by a fragment of an asteroid, lifted a heavy weight at about 30 miles up shaking the residential buildings while breaking violently taking out a crushing wave, NASA reported in a Facebook update, sharing the infrasound. measurement.