Mathematics – Probability
Scientific paper
Mar 1987
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1987icar...69..550h&link_type=abstract
Icarus (ISSN 0019-1035), vol. 69, March 1987, p. 550-556.
Mathematics
Probability
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Astronomical Photography, Chondrites, Falling, Meteorites, Orbit Calculation, Hypervelocity Impact, Light Curve, Orbit Perturbation, Meteorites, Innisfree, Ll Chondrites, Stony Meteorites, Fragmentation, Earth-Based Observations, Samples, Meteorite, Orbits, Parameters, Comparisons, Longitude, History, Parent Bodies, Perturbations
Scientific paper
The first observational evidence of multiple meteorite falls from the same orbit is adduced from the February 6, 1980 fall of a meteorite precisely 3 yr after the fall of the Innisfree meteorite. Due consideration of the detection probability for two related objects with the meteorite camera network in western Canada suggests that the Innisfree brecciated LL chondrite was a near-surface fragment from a parent object whose radius was of the order of several tens of meters. A meteorite mass of 1.8 kg is predicted for the new object, whose recovery in the vicinity of Ridgedale, Saskatchewan, is now sought for the sake of comparison with the Innisfree chondrite.
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