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A 7-ton meteor exploded over the northeastern U.S. on March 17, 2026, creating a bright fireball seen from Wisconsin to Maryland, but no fragments have been found.
A 7-ton meteor, about 6 feet wide, created a bright fireball visible from Wisconsin to Maryland on March 17, 2026, before breaking apart over the northeastern U.S. NASA confirmed it traveled more than 34 miles through the upper atmosphere at speeds up to 160,000 mph, but no fragments have been found.
Such fireballs—meteors brighter than Venus—are common, with thousands entering Earth’s atmosphere daily, though most go unnoticed.
In 2026, ten fireballs have drawn over 100 reports each, averaging nearly one per week.
Scientists encourage public sightings to aid research.
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Un meteorito de 7 toneladas explotó sobre el noreste de los EE.UU. el 17 de marzo de 2026, creando una brillante bola de fuego vista desde Wisconsin hasta Maryland, pero no se han encontrado fragmentos.