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THE DEFENSE PROJECTS OF EARTH

By EnigmaPosted on June 20, 2021July 5, 2021

If the risk of a near-miss becomes too high, it remains to be seen whether we
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THE PROBABILITIES COLLISION OF APOPHIS

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Until the 2010s, there was a remote possibility that the Earth would be struck
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TERRESTRIAL METEORITE IMPACTS: SECONDARY INDICES

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Fourth, morphometry based on the comparative analysis of terrestrial craters and
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TERRESTRIAL METEORITE IMPACTS: PRIMARY INDICES

By EnigmaPosted on May 15, 2021July 5, 2021

Geologists from the University of New Brunswick in Canada tell us that at least
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HOW TO DETERMINE THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL ORIGIN OF AN METEORITE IMPACT

By EnigmaPosted on May 5, 2021July 5, 2021

It sometimes happens that witnesses observe a meteor in the sky and a few
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RULES OF OBSERVATIONS

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Like any subjective measurement and sometimes taking into account the large
number of inexperienced observers who send observation reports to >>


HOW TO ANALYZE THE OBSERVATIONS

By EnigmaPosted on April 18, 2021July 5, 2021

Experience shows that the camera brings a significant help as we will discover.
When selecting and reviewing observations, the following >>


VISUAL OBSERVATION OF METEORS

By EnigmaPosted on April 10, 2021May 12, 2021

Astronomers have been disinterested in the study of meteors for centuries,
likening them to an atmospheric phenomenon similar to lightning. >>


FROM DUST TO METEORITE

By EnigmaPosted on March 29, 2021May 12, 2021

Meteors and meteorites are two nouns which in fact define the same
interplanetary object, with the difference that the second >>


THE ORIGINS OF COSMOGENIC NUCLIDES

By EnigmaPosted on March 14, 2021May 12, 2021

Where do the cosmogenic nuclides found in certain meteorites come from? As we
have explained, the first source of nuclides >>

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