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 ...

In the early hours of Monday morning, the night sky over South Texas and parts of northern Mexico was briefly transformed ...

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 ...

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." ...