Raining debris spotted in Texas, possibly related to satellites collision

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) received calls from law enforcement across Texas Sunday morning reporting spotting of a "fireball" in the sky that could be related to the recent collision of U.S. and Russian satellites, local media reported Sunday. Roland Herwig, a spokesman for the FAA's southwestern region, said local law enforcement reported the fireball and an "explosion," which is suspected to be a sonic boom, a sound wave generated when an object moves faster than the speed of sound, according to the newspaper Houston Chronicle. More

(Source: Xinhua - Feb 16)