| ID | #1670336748 |
| Added | Tue, 06/12/2022 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
A mysterious space object caused an alarm in Gran Canaria last Wednesday afternoon. According to official sources, the object crossed La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, south of Tenerife and passed through Gran Canaria to eventually plunge into the sea on the north coast between the municipalities of Arucas and Gia.
The loud noise created by the trajectory of the object caused alarm among the population in different parts of the island. A subsequent fire in the area suggested that it was due to a meteorite impact, which was later ruled out.
When he entered the Canary sky, a glowing object of intense red color was seen, followed by a smoky trail. He crossed the western islands in the direction of Gran Canaria.
The alarm began at 15:39. last Wednesday, when dozens of people called 112, reporting "air shocks", the origin of which has not yet been established.
According to sources in the emergency services, at the moment they did not have to intervene and information about the incident is being collected.
"I don't know the origin, but the tremors were quite strong. Not only the windows, floor and walls were shaking, but a sound similar to a distant explosion was heard in the background," the Twitter user said. @meteograncanaria.com .
The National Geographic Institute has registered the shock, but still does not specify its origin. The authorities are trying to find out the reason for the big noise that keeps Gran Canaria in suspense this Wednesday.
Although it is believed that it was a meteorite, it has not yet been proven. They say it was a 3-foot-long object that would have weighed many tons.
Such an object will cause a huge tidal wave when it falls into the sea, and this does not seem to be the case here. So, was it a meteorite or something else that fell into the sea?
Original news
A mysterious space object caused alarm in Gran Canaria last Wednesday afternoon. According to official sources, the object crossed La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, the south of Tenerife and passed through Gran Canaria, to end up plunging into the sea, on the north coast, between the municipalities of Arucas and Guía.
The loud noise generated by the trajectory of the object triggered alarm among the population in different parts of the island. A subsequent fire in the area suggested that it was due to a meteorite impact, which was later ruled out.
When it entered the Canarian sky, a luminous object of an intense red color was seen, and then a trail of smoke. He crossed the western islands in the direction of Gran Canaria.
The alarm began at 15:39. last Wednesday, when dozens of people called 112 reporting “concussions” whose origins have yet to be identified.
According to sources in emergency services, at the moment they did not have to intervene and information about the incident is being collected.
“I don’t know the origin, but the tremor was quite strong. It was not only the windows, floor and walls that were trembling, but in the background there was a sound like a distant explosion, ”Twitter user @meteograncanaria.com said.
The National Geographic Institute has registered the shock, but still does not specify the origin. The authorities are trying to find out the cause of the great noise that this Wednesday keeps Gran Canaria in suspense .
Although it is believed to have been a meteorite, this has not yet been proven. It is said to have been a 3-foot-long object that would weigh many tons.
Such an object would cause a huge tidal wave when it crashes into the sea and that does not seem to be the case here. So, was it a meteorite or could it have been something else that crashed into the sea?
Hypotheses
Events
Rocket launches (from space.skyrocket.de)
- Site: Plesetsk (NIIP-53, GIK-1, GNIIP) (USSR / Russia) Vehicle: Soyuz-2-1b Payload: Kosmos 2565 (Lotos-S1 #6, №807) Kosmos 2566 ?
Investigation
News: The shock wave and "eerie roar" in Gran Canaria were caused by a meteorite
First, it tore the sky over La Palma, La Gomera and Tenerife at great speed, like lightning, emitting colors with shades of green and red, and then caused such a roar over Gran Canaria that it could be heard in many areas of the island, and finally fell into the sea, causing amazement of the inhabitants of the island, who at first they didn't know what it was.
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