Massachusetts residents hear mysterious sonic boom attributed to meteor event

A sonic boom was reported in Massachusetts, with multiple news sources confirming that it was likely caused by a meteor. According to NASA, the loud noise was a fireball that broke apart in mid-air and sped at approximately 75,000 miles per hour.

The incident occurred off the coast of Massachusetts, where witnesses reported hearing a loud boom. The sound was reportedly so loud that it could be heard for miles.

NASA officials have confirmed that the sonic boom was caused by a meteor that exploded in the atmosphere. The agency stated that the fireball broke apart and fragmented, producing the loud noise that was heard on the ground.

The exact location of the meteor’s impact is not specified, but NASA officials say it occurred over water. No injuries or damage were reported as a result of the incident.

Multiple news sources, including NBC Boston, WPRI.com, and CBS News, have reported on the incident, with some providing additional details about the sound and its effects on witnesses.

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