Also figuring 10g of mass, an online calculator suggests it would have about 4 megatons of tnt worth of kinetic energy, or 8% of the Tsar Bomba. Not negligible but not planet destroying either.
I don't even know if you could detect a difference between an extrasolar high-velocity (60,000 km/s) low-mass (10^-2 kg) airburst and an interplanetary 'low'-velocity (27 km/s) high-mass (10^+9 kg) airburst.
Importantly, these events are purely thermal, not nuclear, so there would be no radioactive fallout.
And it caused broken windows, other damage, over 1000 injuries.
This would be 10x larger?
To be fair, if that meteor had hit over a big city, it would have caused much more damage. More probable if it had hit over open ocean, it would have done very little.