Meteor nearly hit earth with impact of A bomb
A 1972 fireball seen from Jackson Lake Idaho Montana would have created an explosion four times Hiroshima if it struck Earth. Estimates range from 1100 to 4000 tons of TNT with a 40 foot body and 36 mile altitude. Researchers credited include Dr Luigi Jacchia and teams from Aerospace Corp and Aerojet.
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Meteorite rarity noted by Smithsonian scientist
Dr. Richard McCroskey of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge confirms the meteorite’s rarity and notes even a larger observed meteor would still be a notable event. He heads the Prairie Net work of automated stations for photographing meteor trails at night.
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Meteor Fireball Skims Earth Near Fourth of July
In Montana near Billings and Jackson Lake observers including police officer James Baker and his wife Linda filmed a rare high altitude fireball. W T Rogers used a theodolite to measure its height above the horizon while the trail lingered for minutes. The Bakers photographed and filmed the event, later appearing in Sky and Telescope and Nature Magazine discussions of its near miss and orbital path.
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