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Meteor Explosion Caught in Camera: NASA Confirms the Event Was Equal to 30 Tons of TNT

Meteor Explosion Caught in Camera: NASA Confirms Event Was Equal to 30 Tons of TNT

Medicine & Technology Jan 04, 2022

The start of 2022 was met with a loud boom when a meteor exploded and shook houses in Pittsburgh. NASA said the explosion was equivalent to 30 tons of TNT.

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Meteor Explosion Caught in Camera: NASA Confirms Event Was Equal to 30 Tons of TNT

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