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NASA says meteor that landed in Cape Cod considered to be made of iron - Yahoo

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NASA says meteor that landed in Cape Cod considered to be made of iron - Yahoo
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NASA has confirmed that a loud sonic boom heard across New England was caused by a meteor that entered the atmosphere at a steep angle. Analysis of the fragments suggests the object was composed of iron and possessed high mechanical strength.

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The event highlights the importance of atmospheric monitoring and provides scientific data on the composition of near-Earth objects.

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NASA released new data and analysis on the meteor that crashed and landed in Cape Cod Bay on Saturday.

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