Groups of smart cameras in the new meteor network triangulate the fireballs' paths, and special software1 uses the data to compute their orbits and email ...
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Meteor Activity Outlook for February 26- March 4 | American Meteor ...
March is the slowest month for meteor activity. No major annual showers are active and only two very weak minor showers produce activity this month. ...
Discovery hints that meteorites seeded life on Earth
physicsworld.com
Researchers in the US say they have found strong evidence to support the theory that life on Earth could have been seeded by meteorites from outer space. Sandra Pizzarello of Arizona State University and colleagues in California say that a primitive ...
Insider's hand suspected in theft of meteorites from museum
Times of India
CHENNAI: The five meteorite pieces taken away from the Chennai museum were all originals and the one left behind in the display case was a "fake" generally used for study purposes, investigations found on Wednesday. Museum authorities and the police ...
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