Hi, all,
Speaking of the Grand Teton
http://fireball.meteorite.free.fr/1972_08_11/Video/video_g-t.html
http://fireball.meteorite.free.fr/1972_08_11/Video/video_g-t.html
Assuming it was a stony (since most meteorites are) would anyone care to
guess at the mass behind the show?
That high up and daylight, it would have to be at least SUV size, wouldn't
it?
If this is a worthwhile question, how about Peekskill, which so many of us
witnessed - how large would that have been at the start of it's descent?
I realize there are many variables at play, so of course they would be
ballpark estimates.
Cheers,
Pete
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