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Example of alt-azimuth grid overlay on the Heredia dashboard camera video. Perspective lines on the road define the position of the horizon, and the orientation of a lamp post in different video frames (white lines left, slightly bend halfway up) and features on buildings (right) defines the rotation to normal. The flare elevation (assuming an altitude of 25.1 km) defines the scale. In this case, the camera's central azimuth changed over time and the meteor path in the central frame shown was adjusted using the meteor wake as guidance. -- astro-ph.EP

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Orbit, Meteoroid Size, And Cosmic Ray Exposure History Of The Aguas Zarcas CM2 Breccia

by Keith CowingApril 2, 2025April 2, 2025

The Aguas Zarcas (Costa Rica) CM2 carbonaceous chondrite fell during night time in April 2019. Security and dashboard camera video of the meteor were analyzed to provide a trajectory, lightcurve, […]

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Orbit, Meteoroid Size, And Cosmic Ray Exposure History Of The Aguas Zarcas CM2 Breccia

Survival and Detectability of Mars-Derived Organic Carbon in Phobos Regolith: A Quantitative Hardness Taxonomy for MMX Sample Analysis

Lava World Recon: Juno Studies Io’s Volcanoes

New Exomoon Detection Challenges Cosmic Labels

Discrimination of Tectonic, Swarm And Impact-related Marsquakes Using Spectral Characteristics

Mapping Alien Continents: Achieving Optical VLBI For Exoplanet Imaging