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Comment: The fireball has been added by NASA-CNEOS to their list with "Fireball and Bolide Data". The "calculated total impact energy" has been estimated to 1.5 kt of TNT which is the highest number this year, ahead of the 1.2 kt event on June 18. This year 16 fireballs have made the list.
What is unique about this event, is that it entered over land, during the night, and under weather conditions that allowed cameras to capture it. For another fireball that was well recorded by cameras see: Best of the Web: Bright meteor fireball illuminates night sky over Spain and Portugal on May 18 [Update: Calculated total impact energy 0.13kt TNT]