It is 100% certain that the two bodies are unrelated, given the physical
impossibility of a single object producing the two completely different
trajectories involved. I'd suggest you study orbital dynamics before
making scientifically unsound suggestions.
NASA has made no "final verdict". It's initial analysis is no different
than what dozens of other meteor experts have concluded.
Chris
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Chris L Peterson
Cloudbait Observatory
http://www.cloudbait.com
On 2/15/2013 8:56 PM, Bjorn Sorheim wrote:
All the various arguments against it being a connection between the
russian meteor of today and the asteroid passage also today of 2012 DA14
are quite shallow and actually faulty. The closest passage of a very
large asteroid object ever and the the most damaging (for humans)
meteorite fall ever in the same day and they are not related?? That is a
joke! Added to this, can anyone with good knowledge (exact information)
of the geometry of the two trajectories of these bodies just compare
them? The best knowledge I got (from International Meteor Organization
IMO) is pointing towards them being exact parallell, which would in
effect exclude them from not being related. An object coming in shallow
path from south could easily enter Russia from northeast in the morning.
The earth rotates continuously and therefore entry from northeast is
easily attainable. NASA (to the degree they have made a final verdict)
is in error here. Unfortunately the world press has too little
scientific background to counter an error from NASA and follow it as a
flock of drowsy geese. Sorry but this is the situation in this case!
Psychologically, I think this is a case (on the the part of NASA) as -
DON't you grab MY puppy!! (being incidentally asteroid 2012 DA14) Well,
Russia did just that, and the US reaction followed - not the first time
actually...
Bjørn Sørheim
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