Watch: Moment a meteor creates sonic boom over Massachusetts
Summary
A meteor exploded in the sky over Massachusetts on May 30, creating a loud sonic boom. NASA said the meteor broke apart about 40 miles above the ground and released energy equal to 300 tons of TNT. The meteor fell into Cape Cod Bay and did not cause any injuries.Key Facts
- The meteor exploded above northeastern Massachusetts and southeastern New Hampshire.
- The explosion happened at an altitude of around 40 miles.
- The energy released by the meteor was similar to 300 tons of TNT.
- The meteor broke into pieces as it flew through the atmosphere.
- It fell into the waters of Cape Cod Bay.
- There were no reports of injuries or damage.
- NASA shared information and visuals about the meteor’s breakup.
- Such meteors usually burn up harmlessly but larger ones can create loud booms and bright fireballs.
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