Meteor Explodes Over US Sky: Fireball Seen Across Massachusetts and New Hampshire
A meteor heading toward Earth exploded before impact, turning into a fireball visible across parts of the United States. The events occurred on Saturday, May 30, with loud bangs heard across Massachusetts and New Hampshire due to the sheer power of the celestial body.
The explosion released energy equivalent to approximately 300 tons of TNT. Space agency officials confirmed the event was caused by a natural space object and was not associated with any currently active meteor shower.
Authorities also clarified that the fireball was not the result of space debris or satellite reentry.
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