Meteor Explodes with 2.1 Kilotons of Force 26 Miles Above US Air Force Base in Greenland

Meteor Explodes with 2.1 Kilotons of Force 26 Miles Above US Air Force Base in Greenland
An early warning radar installation in Thule, Greenland. A meteor struck 25 miles north of the base in July. US Air Force
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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A meteor exploded with 2.1 kilotons of force above a U.S. Air Force base in July, but the military has made no mention of the event, according to reports.

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory said that a meteor exploded 26 miles above U.S. Air Base Thule on July 25. It was detected by the U.S. government.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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