from Mitch Battros - Earth Changes Media
The Federal Aviation Administration said Sunday that it has received numerous reports
across Texas of falling debris,which could be related to a recent U.S.-Russian satellite
collision. The FAA notified pilots on Saturday to be aware of possible space debris
after a collision Tuesday between U.S. and Russian communication satellites. The
chief of Russia's Mission Control says clouds of debris from the collision will
circle Earth for thousands of years and threaten numerous satellites.
Video shot by a photographer from News 8 TVin Austin showed what appeared to be
a meteor-like white fireball blazing across a clear blue sky Sunday morning. The
photographer caught the incident while covering a marathon in Austin. Some of the
callers in the Austin and Houston area reported what looked like a fireball in the
sky. Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Roland Herwig said the debris, which appeared
around 11 a.m., is likely related to a recent satellite collision. Herwig said the
calls have been coming in from across the state, although no report of debris touching
the ground has been received.
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