On March 7 of this year, a bright meteorite (called a bolide)

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National Marine Sanctuary, NASA and the University of Washington to locate the meteorite fall
 On March 7 of this year, a bright meteorite (called a bolide) fall was observed about 15 miles (25 kilometers) off the coast of Grays .
 
Around 7:10 p.m., Washingtonians reported a bright light in the sky, a boom and shaking. ... to travel northwest over Washington and landed about 14 miles off the coast. ... At 14 kilometers a second, the bolide was fast enough to cause boom there was a very bright green fireball seen by hundreds of eyewitnesses.



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