
Northeast rattled as meteor explodes off Massachusetts coast, NASA confirms
NASA confirmed a meteor broke apart about 40 miles above northeastern Massachusetts on May 30, releasing energy equivalent to roughly 300 tons of TNT and producing a loud boom heard as far as Rhode Island and Cape Cod. Pieces reportedly landed in Cape Cod Bay. The American Meteor Society logged over 80 witness reports across several states and Canada, with dash-cam and home-surveillance videos capturing the fireball and the blast.


