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NASA Scours Pacific Ocean for Huge Object That Caused Sonic Boom After Falling From Space

NASA has sent a submarine to hunt for the remains of an object that fell from space, which caused a bright flash and boom as it entered the Earth’s atmosphere.

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NASA Scours Pacific Ocean for Huge Object That Caused Sonic Boom After Falling From Space



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On March 7, three National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather stations detected the fall of what they believed to be a meteorite around 16 miles off the coast of Washington.

“The fall was widely seen around local areas and widely heard around local areas – it came with some loud sonic booms,” Marc Fries, the cosmic dust curator for NASA, told Live Science.

Brittany Bryson, who was sitting in a fast-food drive-through when it happened revealed a bright flash filled the sky, followed by a boom so loud it rattled her car.

“We thought it was a spaceship,” she admitted.

Now, four months later, Ocean Exploration Trust is working with NOAA and NASA to locate the object.

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