No meteorites were produced by this event, according to the agency. Residents in parts of New York City and New Jersey were shaken by a loud boom Tuesday morning, with NASA officials saying it was ...

USGS says no earthquake. Some say maybe a meteor?" Turns out the source of the loud boom and explosion-like sound was a daylight fireball over New York City around 11:17 a.m. on Tuesday ...

Reports of a daylight fireball and loud booms across New York City and New Jersey suggest a meteor entered the atmosphere above the city and traveled west at 38,000 mph, NASA says. When you ...

The American Meteor Society issued a caveat that the ... According to Cooke, the daylight fireball was first spotted at 11:17am local time near Greenville Yard, a freight rail yard located at ...

But rest assured, it was nothing apocalyptic. NASA officials reported the phenomenon can be chalked up to a daylight fireball meteor. As the name suggests, a daylight fireball meteor is a meteor ...

Residents in parts of New York City and New Jersey were shaken by a loud boom Tuesday morning, with NASA officials saying it was likely due to a daylight fireball meteor. A daylight fireball is a ...

Residents in parts of New York City and New Jersey were shaken by a loud boom Tuesday morning, with NASA officials saying it was likely due to a daylight fireball meteor. A daylight fireball is a ...

Residents in parts of New York City and New Jersey were shaken by a loud boom Tuesday morning, with NASA officials saying it was likely due to a daylight fireball meteor. A daylight fireball is a ...

It turned into a fireball due to the heat generated by its high speed, he said, adding that "you expect to see meteors at night [but] not during the day, so this is a rare daylight fireball." ...