The 2023 February 27 fireball observed with ALIS_4D has a trajectory and orbit consistent with an Apollo-family asteroid parent body, with a computed strewn field along the Kiruna-Gällivare border in northern Sweden.
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Simultaneous optical-radar meteor observations yield new empirical corrections showing mid-velocity showers like the Geminids were overcorrected and high-velocity showers like the Perseids undercorrected in prior CMOR flux calculations.
Meteor clusters form near Earth mainly via thermal stress fragmentation, with their volume increasing with age, implying that distant older clusters remain undetected by local instruments.
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Observations of the 2023 February 27 fireball in northern Sweden using the auroral imaging system ALIS_4D
The 2023 February 27 fireball observed with ALIS_4D has a trajectory and orbit consistent with an Apollo-family asteroid parent body, with a computed strewn field along the Kiruna-Gällivare border in northern Sweden.
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Correcting radar meteor fluxes for observing biases
Simultaneous optical-radar meteor observations yield new empirical corrections showing mid-velocity showers like the Geminids were overcorrected and high-velocity showers like the Perseids undercorrected in prior CMOR flux calculations.
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Meteor clusters: tracing meteoroid fragmentation in near-Earth space
Meteor clusters form near Earth mainly via thermal stress fragmentation, with their volume increasing with age, implying that distant older clusters remain undetected by local instruments.