On November 28th, at 1:24 am local time the stations of the network UMA/SMA in El Viso (UMA/SMA/Ayto. El Viso) in Córdoba, San Francisco (UMA/SMA/Fundación Monte Mediterráneo) in Santa Olalla del Cala (Huelva), Sierra de Fuentes (UMA/SMA/UEX) in Cáceres and the observatory of El Torcal (UMA/SMA/OAT) in Antequera (Málaga) registered a fireball.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY74zPkTRww
The meteorite coming from an asteroid fell from 74 km height to 38 km height in southwest direction over the Sierra Norte de Sevilla. The 41 km were made with a speed of 51.000Km/h.
The calculated orbit of provenance yields semi-major axes a=0.86U.A., an inclination of i=12º and an eccentricity of e=0.29; therefor the perihelion was a little less than the planet Venus and the aphelion between Earth and Mars.
