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- NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) reports a surge in fireball sightings across the United States during February–April, with more meteors and sonic booms.
- In March 2026, 2,046 meteor events were reported, including March 8 when over 3,200 reports came from Europe.
- Astronomers say Earth is passing through more debris, contributing to the heightened activity.
- The events have drawn attention as many observers captured them on cameras.
