On Saturday afternoon, a three-foot-wide meteor exploded over New England, resulting in a fireball visible during the day and a loud double boom that was felt by residents in the area.
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Meteor Explosion Creates Fireball Over New England
A meteor measuring three feet in diameter exploded over New England on Saturday, producing a daytime fireball and a loud double boom that affected local homes. The event occurred in the afternoon.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'terrified'
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‘Double boom’: New England residents terrified by massive explosion from outer space
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Meteor Explosion Creates Fireball Over New England