Absolute calibration of the mass scale in the inverse problem of the physical theory of fireballs

Details Absolute calibration of the mass scale in the inverse problem of the physical theory of fireballs Absolute calibration of the mass scale in the inverse problem of the physical theory of fireballs

Aug 1992

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Kinematika i Fizika Nebesnykh Tel (ISSN 0233-7665), vol. 8, no. 4, July-Aug. 1992, p. 61-67. In Russian.

Physics

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Bolides, Calibrating, Inverse Kinematics, Ablation, Atmospheric Entry, Brightness Distribution, Fragmentation, Statistical Analysis

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A method of the absolute calibration of the mass scale is proposed for solving the inverse problem of the physical theory of fireballs. The method is based on data on the masses of fallen meteorites whose fireballs have been photographed in flight. The method can be applied to fireballs whose bodies have not experienced significant fragmentation during their flight in the atmosphere and have kept their shape relatively well. Data on the Lost City and Innisfree meteorites are used to calculate the calibration coefficients.

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