Ohio Fireball May Have Sprinkled Meteorites Across Medina County

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A 7-ton asteroid produced a bright fireball and sonic boom over Lake Erie, exploding near Valley City; fragments may have reached Medina County, though any surviving pieces would be small. Meteorites are rare but can be found—look for a fusion crust and avoid contamination by handling with gloves or foil, then contact a university, museum, or scientific organization for verification.
- Where did fragments from 7-ton meteor over Ohio actually land? Akron Beacon Journal
- What to do if you find a meteorite (don’t touch it!) FOX 8 News
- 7-ton asteroid lights up Northeast Ohio skies, fragments above Medina County Cleveland 19 News
- NASA: ‘Fireball’ over PA, Ohio caused by 6 foot, 7-ton asteroid that broke apart WTAE
- Meteor explosion over Northeast Ohio sparks quest for fragments across Medina County WKYC
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