The sky is falling! At least in Bangkok it seems to be doing so, with people in the Thai capital reporting a massive fireball exploding above the city on Monday. Several car dashboard cameras and others recording their travel around Bangkok's Khet Huai Khwang district saw the large fireball streaking across the sky before bursting into flames, at around 8:40 am. The Bangkok Post reported authorities asserting that there were no indications of aircraft or helicopters crashing in the area and the videos suggest a reentry that might have been too fast for the object to be space debris. Satview.com, a website that tracks falling satellite debris, did show that a bit of space junk was expected to reenter the atmosphere around that time, although its tracker doesn't suggest it had fallen over Thailand. This mysterious fireball that exploded over Bangkok is a reminder: 100 tons of meteorites hit Earth everyday Here's the link from the back also 'Fireball' streaks through Bangkok sky in Thailand - BBC News
Side note: that "satview.com" reference is bullocks. To see how messy of a bunch we really are see the website below. Stuff in Space
