NASA is weighing in on the New Year’s Day boom heard across the Pittsburgh region. Researchers confirmed an exploding meteor was the “likely culprit” and estimated the size of the object at about ...
Exploding meteors, also called airbursts, happen with a chunk of space rock smashes into Earth's dense atmosphere. National Weather Service A loud boom reverberated over suburban Pittsburgh on New ...
An exploding meteor that rattled the greater Pittsburgh area on New Year's Day expelled energy commensurate with roughly 30 tons of TNT, NASA has confirmed. The explosion, which some area residents ...
Officials said the meteor that exploded over Pittsburgh on News Year's Day released enough energy equivalent to 30 tons (27,216 kilograms) of TNT. People in the suburbs of Pittsburgh reported hearing ...
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