Rare Daytime Meteor Fireball Streaks Over New York City

NASA confirms the meteor disintegrated above Manhattan, causing loud booms and shaking across the region.

The meteor traveled at 38,000 mph and passed over the Statue of Liberty before disintegrating 29 miles above Manhattan.
Eyewitnesses reported seeing a bright flash and feeling tremors, with over 40 reports submitted to the American Meteor Society.
NASA used eyewitness accounts to estimate the meteor's trajectory due to lack of camera or satellite data.
No meteorites were produced, and the loud booms might have been caused by simultaneous military activity.
Daytime fireballs are rare, with New York City experiencing such events roughly once a year.