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Upward propagation of gigantic jets revealed by 3D radio and optical mapping. [PDF]
Boggs LD +10 more
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Strewn Field Simulations and Field Searchs of a Few Latest Bolides Over Hungary - Connection with the Fragmentation Height [PDF]
nspired by several unsuccessful field searches on the probable fall locations, we reanal-ised a few most recently observed blowing bolides ap-peared over Hungary on: 18:47:33 UTC 8 April, 2018; 17:31:01 UTC April 06, 2015 (so-called "Easter Bo-
Zelkó, Zoltán +5 more
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Bolides, also known as fireballs, are a class of meteoroids that explosively break up and release large amounts of energy as they enter the Earth’s atmosphere While inherently of scientific value, bolides that occur over populous areas can result in ...
McKinney, Eric +5 more
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Report on meteorite field search within PFN in 2016/2017 season [PDF]
The Meteorite Section was created in 2010 on demand of Polish Fireball Network (PFN) for the meteorite searching and investigation purposes. The main task of the Section is to find the meteorites dropped from bolides registered by the Polish Fireball ...
Stolarz, Marcin +10 more
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Monitoring storm evolution using a high-density seismic network. [PDF]
Diaz J +5 more
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ORION software tool for the geometrical calibration of all-sky cameras. [PDF]
Antuña-Sánchez JC +7 more
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Origin of Life on Mars: Suitability and Opportunities. [PDF]
Clark BC +8 more
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Large meteoroid detection using the global IMS infrasound system [PDF]
Numerous signals will be routinely detected using the 60 array, global IMS (International Monitoring System) infrasound network. Infrasonic signals are sub-audible quasi longitudinal, atmospheric waves in the frequency band from about 10 Hz to -5 minutes
ReVelle, D. O. (Douglas O.)
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The Seismic Signatures of Recently Formed Impact Craters on Mars. [PDF]
Schmerr NC, Banks M, Daubar I.
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Greigite (Fe3S4) is thermodynamically stable: Implications for its terrestrial and planetary occurrence. [PDF]
Subramani T +4 more
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