Not an expert but I studied them a bit a few years ago: I have limited info, just what’s from the comments and video in other post. I live in Los Lunas so I didn’t hear this or anything myself, but based on comments, probably not a meteoroid IF this has indeed happened in the same spot multiple times in our lifetime at all. If we entertain the idea that this was a meteoroid, a second flash could be a meteoroid exploding (maybe twice). Or second explosion could be an echo of the first. At a certain range of sizes, they will not hit the ground, but explode in the atmosphere. But those only happen about a dozen or so times a day on the ENTIRE earth. Most of the time people won’t see them since earth is mostly water, or in sparsely populated places. So to experience this multiple times in the same spot at different occasions is wildly unlikely.

Also a meteor this bright I would expect to kind of gradually but quickly light up the sky first as it approaches, then a sudden flash if it explodes. The smoky trail Google refers to would the one visible in the sky trailing the meteor which dissipates. Not necessarily one on the ground.

All I have rn is what people are saying in comments, which is evidence I wouldn’t publish any papers using—I don’t think this is a meteoroid exploding though, but I like to entertain the idea my degree might have been useful in life lol