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Fireball seen across the southeastern US was produced by asteroidal fragment: NASA


The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said it found multiple bright flashes of light during the day on Thursday on its lightning flash tracker. Read More

A Massive Fireball Lit Up The Skies Across The U.S. Southeast – But What Happened After It Crashed?


A bright fireball that lit up the sky over North Georgia on June 26, 2025, has been confirmed by NASA as a meteor. The dazzling event captured the attention of people across the southeastern U.S., ... Read More

Fireball appears to explode over southeastern U.S.


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'Fireball' meteor soared over Statue of Liberty and disintegrated above New York as residents report shaking - MSN


The "daylight fireball," according to NASA's Meteor Watch, was first spotted about 40 miles above NYC Harbor's Upper Bay, which is where Lady Liberty resides. Read More

What is known about the daytime fireball seen over the New York metropolitan area - MSN


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Fireball meteor likely flew over New York City, NASA says - MSN


Based on reports filed on the American Meteor Society website, the fireball may have flown at about 34,000 miles per hour, passed over the Statue of Liberty, and disintegrated 29 miles above ... Read More


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