Anyone flying over Texas....

[Morgan81]

...better scan for traffic a little higher then usual.
I heard about the two satellites colliding, but thought the report said the debris field would be over the Pacific.

 

[Flash]

...better scan for traffic a little higher then usual.
I heard about the two satellites colliding, but thought the report said the debris field would be over the Pacific.

The debris fields are orbiting the entire earth, not just over one area.

 

[exhelodrvr]

...better scan for traffic a little higher then usual.
I heard about the two satellites colliding, but thought the report said the debris field would be over the Pacific.

The initial reports (at least some of them) said that the debris would most likely come down in the Pacific, but that they would need a week or so to track the field to have a better idea. Of course, seeing as "the Pacific" is the largest single geographic entity on the planet, that is probably the safest guess they could make.

 

[Alpha_Echo_606]

I woke to a sonic boom yesterday for the debris entering the atmosphere. It kind of caught me off guard, I wasn't sure what was going on till I saw a news report.

 

[FLYTPAY]

I woke to a sonic boom yesterday for the debris entering the atmosphere.

I'm not buying it.

 

[Godspeed]

I woke to a sonic boom yesterday for the debris entering the atmosphere. It kind of caught me off guard, I wasn't sure what was going on till I saw a news report.

I'm with FLYTPAY on this one.

Was probably swamp gas from a weather balloon trapped in a thermal pocket that reflected the sound from Venus.

Or maybe your neighbor fired off a round or two.

 

[Alpha_Echo_606]

That's fine with me, hell it could have even me letting off some gas!

After all my other screen name I use is Gaseous Anomaly!

It would appear it was a meteor burning up. It's not the first time this channel reported the wrong info.

Here's the local news link that covered the S.F.F.S.
http://www.kwtx.com/news/headlines/39638797.html