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EISCAT observations of meteoric fragmentation Johan Kero, Csilla Szasz and Asta Pellinen-Wannberg (Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Kiruna, Sweden) Gudmund Wannberg and Assar Westman (EISCAT Scientific Association, Kiruna, Sweden)
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Outline of the talk Meteoric fragmentation processes –From fireballs to dust... Observations with EISCAT –Fragmentation of small meteoroids...
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Optical brightness pulsations 2004-11-21 Leonid campaign with ALIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Björn Gustavsson and the ALIS team
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Fireball flickering Peekskill, October 9, 1992
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Forms of fragmentation Table from Bronshten, Physics of Meteoric Phenomena, Kluwer, 1983
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EISCAT VHF:2003-11-26 EISCAT UHF:2004-12-21 2005-06-21 2005-09-22 (?)
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TROMSØ
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Assumption: One meteoroid broke up into two major fragments Conclusions that may be drawn under the assumption is that the separation... photo: Csilla Szasz...distance was increasing with constant acceleration 0.88 km/s 2...occurred 0.1 s eller 4 km before they reached the centre of the radar beam...distance was 1.6 m when they entered the radar beam...distance was 9.6 m when they left the radar beam
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