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Hi George Z. and Marco L. (and List),
Many, many thanks for all your interesting info on the
relative meteor velocities and on their possible asteroidal or cometary
origins.
I suppose that the Earth's gravitational attraction onto these
meteoroids would not account too much, on their slow, or very fast relative
velocities?
On a slightly different matter: What would you think
that, considering its ~60 Ton mass, the great HOBA meteorite's
entry velocity might have attained on atmosphere entry? And why was it that
most of it, did no desintegrate to smaller fragments? Was it because of a
very low velocity? (which implies an asteroidal origin).
And what could possibly might have been its trajectory angle
in relation to the ground? (a very low angle, in order not to become
half-buried and/or not to break-up on impact?).
Even at a lower minimum velocity of some 11 km/s, why is is
that it did not made a small hole/crater on the ground? (unless if its vestiges
have been eroded with time, bearing in mind it's estimated 80.000 yrs
since it fell to the ground).
Any comments on this?
Jos�
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