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Fireball over 42.6°N, 12.9°E

Monday, February 23, 2026 · 1 month ago

Ignore · 40

AMS1 month ago42.59°, 12.93°

Meteorite Recovery Signals

Terminal heightUnknown

Entry velocityUnknown

FragmentationNot observed

Sonic boomNot detected

DurationUnknown

Source confirmationSingle source

Witness reports66 reports

Terrainmixed

Freshness43 days ago

Recovery Guidance

No directional trajectory data; search the full recovery zone

Search radius ~16 miles · No preferred direction available

Recovery: LOWmixed terrain

Observations

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

6 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fireball over 42.6°N, 12.9°E — Score 40/100 | MeteorHound

6 witnesses