WATCH: Space debris fireball lights up Japan skies
A fireball that streaked across the sky in southern Japan may have been caused by space debris from a Chinese rocket.
The National Astronomical Observatory of Japan said it observed the incident at 11:00 local time (16:00 BST).
It said the movement of the objects suggested it was not a meteorite but "looked exactly like the atmospheric entry of debris from a rocket" possibly from a Chinese launch in November.
The space junk was predicted to land in the sea and posed no danger to residents.
