NASA Says New England Meteor May be Iron Meteorite

Meteor that landed in Cape Cod Bay may have been made of iron and was unusually dense, NASA says - The Boston Globe

Pieces of the meteor could theoretically be recovered from the bay, although NASA has no plans to do so.

NASA says the elephant-sized meteor that landed on New England is totally normal

The five-foot meteor traveling at 42,000 miles per hour fell into Cape Cod with the equivalence of 230 tons of TNT.

NASA has questions about the meteor that exploded like 300 tons of TNT over the East Coast

NASA investigates the unusual East Coast meteor, a 300-ton explosion with puzzling characteristics. Clues suggest it was an iron meteorite.

Could meteor fragments be found after Cape Cod explosion?

Many are now wondering whether any pieces can be recovered after a rare meteor exploded over Cape Cod Bay.

Meteorite that rattled New England with explosion ‘equivalent to 300 tons of TNT’ landed in Cape Cod bay

The meteorite fragmented just after 2 p.m. on Saturday, roughly 40 miles above northeast Massachusetts and southeast New Hampshire, NASA posted on social media.

NASA dubs falling meteorite a ‘fishy squisher’ due to where it landed