Meteor hit Boston traveling at 75,000 miles per hour

Multiple recent reports consistently state that a meteor passed over the Boston area traveling at approximately 75,000 miles per hour before fragmenting about 40 miles above the Earth’s surface. Although all sources are labeled as non-trusted and lack direct links to official NASA statements, they uniformly cite NASA or federal officials confirming the meteor’s speed and the resulting sonic boom felt in Massachusetts. There is no indication of contradictory evidence or alternative explanations from more authoritative sources. The claim aligns with known scientific data about meteors entering the atmosphere at very high speeds, and the reported speed is plausible for a fireball meteor. Given the strong consensus among the sources and the absence of credible refutation, the claim that a meteor hit Boston traveling at 75,000 mph is supported.