[meteorite-list] "Meteor" Falls To Ground In Canterbury?

GeoZay at aol.com GeoZay at aol.com
Thu Aug 27 18:23:18 EDT 2009



>>What George means is that it  would be very rare for a
meteorite-producing bolide
to occur at 6 am local  time. This is the "ram" direction of the earth,
meaning
that meteoroids  that occur at this time will have the highest average
velocity
of the day.  High velocity --> less chance of meteorites making it to  the
ground.<<

That's exactly what I meant. It's just the reverse  for around 6 pm. 
GeoZay  

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