"Rare Daylight Meteor Explodes Over NYC, Shaking Boroughs"
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A meteor exploded over New York City, causing a fireball and earthquake-like shaking. NASA reported the meteor flew over Manhattan at 34,000 mph before disintegrating 23 miles above midtown. No meteorites were produced, and the US Geological Survey confirmed no earthquake occurred. Some disruptions might be linked to concurrent military activity.
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- Fireball streaking across sky at 38,000 mph caused loud boom that shook NY, NJ, NASA says USA TODAY
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