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Fireball lights up the sky over Brisbane
But given the meteor’s speed, Horner said it was unlikely any had made it to the ground.
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“My instinct is that this wasn’t quite big enough to drop substantial fragments,” he said.
“I know some people are talking about where they’d go look for things if any debris made it to the…
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