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Moment a meteor creates Sonic boom over Massachusetts

NASA reveals what caused the massive sonic boom over the Northeast

For a few seconds on Saturday afternoon, people across the northeastern U.S. heard a loud explosion and felt buildings shake. It turned out that massive boom was not an earthquake. According to NASA,

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NASA explains how meteor sparked sonic boom over Massachusetts

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Meteor over Massachusetts causes sonic boom

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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

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NASA Explains Boston's Mysterious Boom: It Was a Meteor Explosion

It sounded like an explosion. For some, it felt like one. Just after 2 p.m. on May 30, residents across Massachusetts—and well beyond—were jolted by a sudden, thunderous boom that rattled homes and shook windows.

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Reactions to SC sonic boom spread across social media

A sonic boom that shook the Midlands area was a scare and a shock for residents, many of which shared their reactions on social media.

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Sonic boom rattles SC Midlands homes as experts work to pin down the cause

Two bases say it wasn't them. NASA reported no meteor. A leading theory: an aircraft went supersonic, and the sound bounced for miles.

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Video: Meteor Explodes Over US With Force Equal To 300 Tonnes Of TNT, NASA Confirms

According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), it was a "widely felt sonic boom from a suspected bolide".

Sonic boom rattles South Carolina as strange blast felt across 100 miles

A sonic boom rattled South Carolina on Thursday night - with reports the blast was felt up to 100 miles away. The USGS confirmed it was a sonic boom and not an earthquake. The blast epicenter was located at St.

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Columbia, South Carolina: Earthquake, explosion or thunder? Loud boom leaves people confused

A loud boom was heard in Columbia South Carolina on Thursday, leaving people confused about what caused it. The USGS later updated that it was a ‘sonic boom’.