We received 55 reports about a fireball seen over CT, DE, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, Québec, Quebec and RI on Wednesday, November 5th 2025 around 02:52 UT.
For this event, we received one video and one photo.
A breathtaking flash of light tore across the skies of Spain and Portugal on Sunday, November 2, lighting up the night and stunning anyone lucky enough to be looking up.
The spectacular moment was caught on camera by the European Space Agency's (ESA) meteor detection station in Cáceres, confirming what witnesses across the Iberian Peninsula had already seen - a huge fireball blazing through the atmosphere - Scroll down to see the video at the end of this article.
At exactly 20:41 CET, ESA's AMS82 station, located in Casas de Millán (Cáceres, Spain), captured the event. The monitoring site forms part of ESA's Planetary Defence Office and the AllSky7 network, which keeps an eye on meteors and bolides across Europe.
According to ESA, the brilliant object was travelling northwest over Portugal when it appeared about 97 kilometres above Lousã (Castelo Branco). Moments later, it disintegrated around 43 kilometres above Amiosinho (Coimbra). In that short journey, the meteor covered roughly 80 kilometres, travelling at an incredible 81,000 kilometres per hour before it vanished in a blinding flash.
Scientists later confirmed the object wasn't detected before entering Earth's atmosphere, meaning the fireball came as a complete surprise — a rare but thrilling reminder of how unpredictable space can be.
Clima ao Vivo cameras recorded a meteor that occurred during the early hours of Tuesday (04), which streaked across the sky over some cities in MG and GO. Check out the footage:
