Video: For the first time in history, scientists recorded the fall of a meteorite during the lunar eclipse

Scientists from the University of Spain at Huelva are probably the first time in history to see a meteorite flying during a power outage.

For years, researchers have been trying to repair a meteorite that would fly with lunar eclipses. However, they only succeeded recently. On the night of January 21, people from different parts of the world attended the complete lunar eclipse, called "Bloody Moon".

At that time, scientists immediately used 8 telescopes and directed them to different parts of the moon's surface. With the usual viewers who watched the lunar eclipse online, they saw a flash of light on the moon. Some viewers decided that it was an optical disappointment or a broadcast problem or camera. However, Spanish scientists concluded that it was a meteorite that collided with the lunar surface.

It is thought that she could weigh about 2 kg and that she was the size of a football.

] As previously reported, the European Space Agency (ESA) is planning its own landing on the Moon by 2025.

Previously, the Chinese machine had planted the first factory on the moon. The cottonseeds were delivered to the surface of the satellite by the Chang-e-4 aircraft, recently manufactured for the first time in the history of landings on the back of the moon. Unfortunately, germs have not lived long.