NASA Confirms 1-Ton Meteor's Sonic Boom over Houston

A massive 1-ton meteor streaks across southeast Texas skies Saturday evening, unleashing a sonic boom that rattles homes from Katy to Houston. NASA confirms the fireball, traveling at 35,000 mph, disintegrates 29 miles up, packing the force of 26 tons of TNT. Residents report thunder-like rumbles and shaking houses under clear skies; one possible fragment crashes through a woman's roof in Ponderosa Forest. Eyewitness videos flood social media as the event spans wide from Cypress to League City. Read more about this...