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0:13Now PlayingA meteor about 3 feet wide entering the atmosphere near the New Hampshire-Massachusetts border sent people scrambling Saturday afternoon, with reports of a double boom shaking buildings from Delaware to Montreal. 🌠
NASA confirmed the meteor was natural material traveling at about 75,000 mph, releasing energy equivalent to about 300 tons of TNT when it broke up roughly 40 miles above the ground.
Experts say it likely burned up before hitting the ground.
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