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by imoverclocked
3 days ago
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From the wikipedia link: > The dark flight trajectory of a meteoroid is significantly affected by the atmospheric winds, especially by the jet stream. As a result, the meteorite fall position can be shifted by up to several kilometers compared to a scenario with no winds. That network is mostly interested in where it falls, not where it came from. A few degrees for finding an origin is a huge variation. |
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The less public precursors were and still have an interest in both projected targets and sources.