York University Astronomy expert available for comment on the meteor speculation

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TORONTO, Nov. 27, 2013 – York University Astrophysics and Astronomy expert Professor Paul Delaney is available for comment on the sound of a booming explosion, possibly due to a meteorite strike, heard in Quebec-Ontario border region, Tuesday, Nov. 26 night.

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