Asteroid Lights Up Mexican Sky, No Injuries Reported

Asteroid Lights Up San Luis Potosí Sky: No Damage Reported On the night of May 31, 2025, residents of San Luis Potosí, Mexico, witnessed an unusual celestial event. A bright object streaked across the sky, followed by a loud boom that shook windows in several municipalities, including Tamuín, Tama-Sopo, and Ciudad Valles. The event caused alarm among residents. "It was like a huge flash of light, followed by a sound like thunder," described one resident of Tamuín. The state's Civil Protection agency confirmed the object was asteroid 2025 KS-8, which entered the Earth's atmosphere, creating luminous debris visible across several regions. The event was corroborated by NASA's Planetary Defense Platform, which identified the transit of several near-Earth asteroids. While the visual and auditory impact was significant, authorities reported no material or personal damage. This serves as a reminder of the importance of constant space monitoring near Earth. Authorities recommend staying informed through official channels and avoiding the spread of rumors.