Meteor over Ohio causes large boom heard as far away as Pennsylvania - The Guardian
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A meteor exploded over Ohio creating a loud boom heard as far away as Pennsylvania.
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A meteor passed over Ohio, creating a loud explosion audible across state lines into Pennsylvania. The event likely occurred when the space rock entered Earth's atmosphere at high speed and either burned up or fragmented, generating a sonic boom powerful enough to be detected hundreds of miles away. Meteor sightings and atmospheric events of this magnitude are rare enough to draw public attention and spark reporting from residents who witnessed or heard the phenomenon. The National Weather Service and amateur astronomers typically investigate such events to determine the meteor's origin and composition. No injuries or damage have been reported in available accounts.
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