Salamanca, Spain – An enormous Taurid meteor streaked across the skies over Salamanca on November 4, 2025, at 2:48 AM TUC (3:48 AM CEST), creating a spectacular celestial display visible through a dense cloud cover.

The bright meteor, observed north of Arroyomolinos in Cáceres and from Navianos de Valverde in Zamora, lit up the night sky with a luminous trail. The event was noted for its intensity and visibility despite heavy clouds.

Experts confirm the meteor is associated with Comet 2P/Encke, marking a remarkable appearance during the Taurid meteor shower. Observers described the phenomenon as “really impressive,” with the glowing fireball cutting through the sky and capturing widespread attention.

The event highlights the ongoing Taurid activity, known for producing bright fireballs in the early November skies across parts of Spain and Europe.

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