Near-Earth objects and close calls

Is it just me, or are there a lot of fireballs falling over Spain recently?
I think they just have a very good system, with cameras monitoring their skies and several accounts (youtube, twitter, etc). Meteroides.net is always filming and reporting trajectories of bolides and the like in their skies. They're very well organized, with people sending them their films. It creates a bias of fireballs over Spain. Before used to be Puerto Rico, but during the last years, they either closed shop or their system is not as good as it used to.
 
It's a hit for James McCanney, who is being talking and writing about the censorship and restrictions for decades.
He explains it in this video with relation to the 3I/ATLAS passage of Mars.
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They're very well organized, with people sending them their films. It creates a bias of fireballs over Spain. Before used to be Puerto Rico, but during the last years, they either closed shop or their system is not as good as it used to.
Another aspect is the number of hours with sunshine, which is representative of the hours that one can observe stars. From this site, there is:
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The CNEOS list has 30 entries for 2025. Often there have been 35+- per year, so pretty normal assuming honest counting, also in previous years.
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