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Loud noise heard throughout Southern New England

Loud noise heard throughout Southern New England
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A loud boom was heard across Southern New England, confirmed by the American Meteor Society and NASA to be caused by a 3-foot wide meteor entering Earth's atmosphere at 75,000 mph. The meteor fragmented at an altitude of 40 miles above the Massachusetts/New Hampshire state line, releasing energy equivalent to 300 tons of TNT, causing houses to shake.

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This event explains a significant and potentially alarming phenomenon experienced by many residents, providing scientific context and reassuring the public about its natural origin and lack of ground impact.

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The article reports on a natural phenomenon, citing scientific organizations like the American Meteor Society and NASA, and presents eyewitness accounts without any editorializing or political slant.

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