NASA published data showing that the meteor's collision with Earth's atmosphere produced as much energy as 1,400 tons of TNT. However, according to the International Meteor Organization, hundreds of people witnessed this daytime fireball and 13 filed eyewitness reports in Florida and off the coast of Cuba. Not long after the boom was heard, reports surfaced online of meteorite fragments being found on the ground in Cuba. A refrigerator-sized meteor was captured by stargazers over Minnesota in December, an event that was hailed as one of the "biggest of the year." A man in the U.K. captured video in October of another meteor exploding and then disintegrating over a castle.

Source: Fox News February 05, 2019 13:19 UTC