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When a meteoroid enters Earth's atmosphere, it encounters intense friction with air molecules, causing it to heat up rapidly. If the meteoroid is large enough, this heat can lead to explosive disintegration due to the rapid release of energy as it vaporizes and expands. Additionally, if the meteoroid is composed of volatile materials, these can also contribute to explosive fragmentation, resulting in a meteor explosion that can resemble a bomb detonation. This phenomenon is often observed in spectacular fireballs or bolides.

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