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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The meteor that slashed through the Earth’s atmosphere Tuesday morning rattling nerves across Northeast Ohio could be heard far and wide because it broke the sound barrier, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Jim Sullivan.
What happened with the meteor that flew over Ohio and other parts of the U.S.? See videos of the moment and hear what it was like.
A meteor caused a booming sound that shook homes across Northeast Ohio, according to NASA. Residents captured the event on video.
Meteor’s fiery passage through the atmosphere was captured by a space-based lightning mapper.
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On Tuesday morning, a fireball entered the atmosphere before breaking up, according to scientists with NASA. It traveled faster than the speed of sound and was seen and heard by thousands of people. NASA described the meteor as a very bright daylight fireball that was first visible above Lake Erie.