Meteor hit Boston traveling at 75,000 miles per hour

Multiple sources consistently report that a meteor traveled over the Boston area at approximately 75,000 miles per hour before breaking up high in the atmosphere, causing a loud boom and shaking felt across Massachusetts. Although all sources are labeled as not trusted, they uniformly cite NASA as the authority confirming the meteor’s speed and atmospheric breakup. There is no credible contradictory evidence disputing the speed or event details. The meteor did not impact the ground but exploded miles above New England, consistent with typical fireball behavior. The claim aligns with standard scientific understanding of meteors entering Earth’s atmosphere at very high speeds, and no conspiracy elements or misinformation patterns are detected.