Fireball meteor whizzes over Japan

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A meteor was seen in the night sky over western Japan on Monday

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After reviewing footage of the event, experts at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, having reviewed footage of the event, said the meteor was likely a "fireball meteor," meaning that it was a fragment of an asteroid that burns vigorously upon entering Earth’s atmosphere.

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