Here's the entry angle of Nakhla as reported by John Ball in 1912:
The direction of approach of the object was from the northwest, and
its track, marked by a column of white smoke, is said to have been
inclined only some 30 degrees to the horizontal.
Its *TRACK*, not its impact angle.
Here's the entry angle of Nakhla as reported by John Ball in 1912:
The direction of approach of the object was from the northwest, and
its track, marked by a column of white smoke, is said to have been
inclined only some 30 degrees to the horizontal.
Its *TRACK*, not its impact
Nakhla did leave holes in the ground inclined to the vertical.
I have no problem with this statement. It was the claim that they
impacted at an angle of 30 degrees from horizontal that I disputed.
Best,
Rob
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