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Penetration of large meteoroids into the atmosphere: Theory and observations

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Conclusion

As follows from the above, data and theoretical calculations of the entry of large meteoroids into the earth’s atmosphere available at present are scanty and incomplete as yet; however they provide an idea of the main processes occurring and make it possible to assess the basic parameters. Further accumulation of observational data and their analysis as well as the development of theoretical models and calculations by them, primarily to compare with observational data and to analyze new effects not investigated in detail earlier (for example, electro- and magnetohydrodynamic disturbances), are required.

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Nemchinov, I.V., Popova, O.P. & Teterev, A.V. Penetration of large meteoroids into the atmosphere: Theory and observations. J Eng Phys Thermophys 72, 1194–1223 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02699469

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