- A double boom heard around 2:30 p.m. across New England was traced to a roughly 3‑foot (1‑yard) meteor entering the atmosphere near the New Hampshire–Massachusetts border — people from Delaware to Montreal reported seeing a daytime fireball (did you hear it?).
- Videos and social posts captured the two quick booms and buildings shaking, creating a lot of local buzz.
- The USGS got many “felt it” reports but no seismic readings (so not an earthquake); experts say the meteor was larger than usual but likely burned up or fell into the ocean, with no reported fires or damage.
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