On Saturday, residents in the Boston area experienced a loud explosion, which is now believed to be caused by a bolide (meteor) entering the atmosphere. The incident was marked by a significant flash detected by the GOES-19 satellite, and it has been confirmed that there was no correlation to thunderstorm activity. Many locals reported feeling the impact, with one stating, 'Just felt one of these north of Boston. Huge boom.' Despite the panic, the US Geological Survey (USGS) did not register any earthquakes in Massachusetts during this time. Similar reports of explosion-like sounds were noted in Rhode Island, but no confirmed activity was linked to those reports either. Additionally, the USGS recorded two minor earthquakes in Union County, South Carolina, on the same day, which are not connected to the Boston event. This unusual phenomenon has sparked widespread discussion on social media, as residents sought to understand the cause of the disturbances.