What happened on March 12, 1935 in Warsaw, Poland?

On March 12, 1935, there was a meteorite shower southwest of Lovets, Warsaw, Poland, and 58 meteorites weighing a total of 59 kilograms were found on a ground area of 9 square kilometers, of which the heaviest meteorite was about 10 kilograms.

At 20 o'clock on May 14, 1864, in the small village of Ogueuil, on the southern outskirts of Mondobon, France, a meteor larger than the moon suddenly appeared in the sky and emitted sparks around it, scattering fiery debris in all directions, which was seen all over France. After about 5 minutes, people heard a thunderous sound, and near the village, stones fell like raindrops. When the villagers picked it up, the meteorite was still hot, some people's fingers were burned, and the grass was also scorched and yellowed by the heat.

Scientists chemically analyzed some meteorites whose surfaces melted like black paint and knew that these meteorites contained iron and magnesium carbides, magnetic iron sulfide and ammonia hydrochloride.

Meteorite rain.