A meteor was seen flying over the Statue of Liberty at a speed of 34,000 mph and disintegrated over Manhattan, causing shaking as reported by New Yorkers according to NASA.

On a Tuesday morning, something truly remarkable happened in the bustling city of New York. According to NASA, a meteor made its way across the sky, soaring over the iconic Statue of Liberty before eventually disintegrating about 30 miles above the lively streets of Midtown Manhattan.

It was an event that captured the attention of many, as the space rock made its grand entrance into the atmosphere around 11:15 a.m. Some New Yorkers were lucky enough to witness the moment firsthand, reporting a dazzling flash of fire streaking across the sky. Others could feel the impact of the meteor, even from the safety of their own homes.

The sight of such a natural phenomenon was both awe-inspiring and slightly unnerving. After all, it's not every day that a meteor makes its way through the heart of one of the world's busiest cities. But thankfully, NASA was quick to assure the public that there was no cause for alarm. The meteor had safely disintegrated, leaving nothing but a breathtaking memory for those who were lucky enough to witness it.

This event serves as a reminder of the vastness and unpredictability of our universe. It's a humbling experience to witness something so powerful and out of our control. And in a city that is constantly bustling with human activity, it's a rare moment of stillness and wonder. So let this be a reminder to always look up at the sky and appreciate the beauty and mystery that surrounds us. Who knows, maybe the next time a meteor makes its way through our atmosphere, we'll be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of it too.

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