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75,000 mph-speeding meteor behind massive sonic boom over Massachusetts, NASA says

It was a nice, quiet Saturday afternoon in New England until the sky decided

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NASA explains how meteor sparked sonic boom over Massachusetts

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Mysterious sonic boom heard across Massachusetts was a meteor, experts say

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Experts explain how rare meteor created New England sonic boom

“Did you hear it?” It’s the question that has been circulating across New England since Saturday after a meteor exploded over the region, producing a loud boom that could be heard several states away.

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NASA confirms meteor exploded over New England

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Video Shows Meteor in Massachusetts That Caused Sonic Boom

Update: NASA confirms fireball meteor exploded over northeastern US with force of 230 tons of TNT

NASA shared an initial analysis of a 5-foot-wide fireball meteor that exploded in the sky over the northeastern U.S. on Saturday, May 30.

Mass. meteor: What NASA knows about its explosion and fall into Cape Cod Bay

A meteorite that caused a loud boom when it exploded over Massachusetts Saturday afternoon split into fragments four times larger than most meteorites that fall to Earth, according to NASA.

Meteor explodes over Massachusetts: New details on size, where it landed

NASA shared new details on the size and path of the meteor on Monday, upgrading the size of the object and revealing how far it flew before exploding.

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Meteorite chunks fall to the ground after fireball was seen in several states

(NEXSTAR) – After a fireball was seen blazing across the sky last week, bits of meteorite have been discovered on the ground in the South, NASA said. The agency shared a photo of one such meteorite on Facebook. The asteroid fragment was spotted across ...

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NASA confirms meteor exploded over northeastern US with force of 230 tons of TNT

NASA has confirmed that a bright fireball meteor exploded in the sky over New England on Saturday (May 30), releasing the equivalent energy of about 230 tons of TNT and generating a sonic boom heard across multiple U.S. states and two Canadian provinces.