A new analytical framework with a Poisson expected revisit period algorithm shows that LEO constellations can achieve representative revisit periods of 0.4 to 5.7 days for targets at 552-650 km altitudes using real-world satellite data.
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Dynamical simulations show mm-sized meteoroids impacting Earth below 17 km/s are mostly asteroidal if released in the last 150-200 kyr, with cometary fraction rising above that speed and dominating above 27 km/s.
Large-scale empirical test on 24,641 Starlink TLE pairs shows SGP4 matches or beats high-fidelity propagation for position accuracy out to 7 days, with median errors reaching tens of kilometers.
A SINDy_c-AR reduced-order model derived from TIE-GCM, assimilated with satellite density observations via Kalman filter, lowers estimation error relative to open-loop runs, with clearest gains during storms and single-satellite coverage.
SPHEREx provides global maps of HeI 10830, OI 8446, and OI 11287 airglow showing temporal and geographic variability linked to solar and seasonal effects.
Multi-fidelity Monte Carlo using DSMC as high-fidelity and panel methods as low-fidelity control variates reduces relative RMSE in drag mean and second-moment estimates by factors of several when correlations are high.
High-resolution WRF atmospheric models show that wind-induced shifts in meteorite ground positions are typically 143-307 m, exceeding observational uncertainties, with successful use in recovering 12 meteorites and open release of 1107 models for 302 events.
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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In-Orbit Optical SSA Using Proliferated LEO Satellites for Space Traffic Monitoring: An Analytical Framework
A new analytical framework with a Poisson expected revisit period algorithm shows that LEO constellations can achieve representative revisit periods of 0.4 to 5.7 days for targets at 552-650 km altitudes using real-world satellite data.
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The Dynamical Origin of Millimetre-Sized Sporadic Meteoroids
Dynamical simulations show mm-sized meteoroids impacting Earth below 17 km/s are mostly asteroidal if released in the last 150-200 kyr, with cometary fraction rising above that speed and dominating above 27 km/s.
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How long can you trust a Starlink TLE? An empirical comparison of SGP4 and high-fidelity propagation against operator-updated truth across a megaconstellation
Large-scale empirical test on 24,641 Starlink TLE pairs shows SGP4 matches or beats high-fidelity propagation for position accuracy out to 7 days, with median errors reaching tens of kilometers.
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Reduced-Order Data Assimilation for Thermospheric Density Using Physics-informed SINDyc Models
A SINDy_c-AR reduced-order model derived from TIE-GCM, assimilated with satellite density observations via Kalman filter, lowers estimation error relative to open-loop runs, with clearest gains during storms and single-satellite coverage.
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Observations of Atmospheric Helium and Oxygen with SPHEREx
SPHEREx provides global maps of HeI 10830, OI 8446, and OI 11287 airglow showing temporal and geographic variability linked to solar and seasonal effects.
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Multi-Fidelity Monte-Carlo Estimation of Satellite Drag in Very-Low-Earth Orbit
Multi-fidelity Monte Carlo using DSMC as high-fidelity and panel methods as low-fidelity control variates reduces relative RMSE in drag mean and second-moment estimates by factors of several when correlations are high.
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Freo Doctor: Atmospheric Modelling for Meteorite Falls and Spacecraft Re-Entries
High-resolution WRF atmospheric models show that wind-induced shifts in meteorite ground positions are typically 143-307 m, exceeding observational uncertainties, with successful use in recovering 12 meteorites and open release of 1107 models for 302 events.
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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.