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0:41Now PlayingAstronomers spotted asteroid 2023 CX1 just hours before the meteor was seen burning across the sky over France.
RELATEDJupiter breaks solar system record with discovery of 12 new moons
An asteroid hit Earth hours after it was discovered Monday, turning into a dazzling fireball that was spotted throughout Europe.
Around 12:18 p.m. ET Sunday, astronomer Krisztián Sárneczky detected an asteroid – initially dubbed Sar2667 – at the Piszkéstető Observatory in Hungary, the European Space Agency said in a news release. After a second observation was made minutes later, it was reported to the International Astronomical Union Minor Planet Center.
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