Mysterious Fireballs Illuminate Skies from Texas to California
Experts suggest the spectacle may be debris from a 2010 Japanese rocket re-entering Earth's atmosphere.
- Over 40 sightings of the fireballs were reported on the night of July 25.
- Witnesses in Texas, California, New Mexico, and Mexico documented the event.
- Astronomy experts propose the fireballs could be space junk from a Japanese rocket launched in 2010.
- Social media buzzed with videos and posts about the unusual phenomenon.
- Theories range from meteors to space debris, but the exact cause remains unidentified.