<p>➀ A bright fireball streaked across the daytime sky, astonishing onlookers and generating a sonic boom that rattled homes from Georgia to the Carolinas.</p><p>➁ Scientists believe a meteor, estimated to be three feet in diameter and weighing over a ton, punched through Earth's atmosphere at 30,000 miles per hour.</p><p>➂ The meteor's rapid descent produced a sonic boom, which many initially mistook for an earthquake.</p>
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