A loud explosion sound and a bright flash of light were heard and seen by many eyewitnesses in New York on Wednesday, November 1 at about 8:30 pm, and on Thursday, November 2, a strange phenomenon shook the border with Mexico near Tijuana San Diego and many residents believe that there was an earthquake. They heard a rumble and hum around 11:00 am. The doors and windows literally shook with a powerful sonic boom.
But neither the United States Geological Survey (USGS) nor any other seismic service has reported earthquakes in the area.
Luis Mendoza, seismologist at the Center for Scientific Research Ensenada (CICESE) rules out that it was an earthquake. In his opinion, the cause of what happened was a shock sound wave, which arose due to the entry into the atmosphere of an object moving at a speed higher than the speed of sound.
Geologist Pat Abbott says that if something happened below the surface it will be recorded by sensors, but the sensors did not register anything like this, so the reason for this phenomenon was not located below the earth's surface, but somewhere higher in the atmosphere.
While it remains a mystery what could have caused the explosions and shockwaves near the Tijuana-San Diego-New York border, something seems to have flown at great speed over the United States.
