A new three-point inverse solution using the α-β model reconstructs meteoroid masses and bulk densities from limited fireball observations, achieving 88% convergence on the EN catalog and producing a continuous density range of 300-4000 kg m^{-3} instead of discrete PE categories.
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Consistency between dynamical modeling and photometrically derived masses of fireballs
A new three-point inverse solution using the α-β model reconstructs meteoroid masses and bulk densities from limited fireball observations, achieving 88% convergence on the EN catalog and producing a continuous density range of 300-4000 kg m^{-3} instead of discrete PE categories.
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Observations of the 2023 February 27 fireball in northern Sweden using the auroral imaging system ALIS_4D
The 2023 February 27 fireball observed with ALIS_4D has a trajectory and orbit consistent with an Apollo-family asteroid parent body, with a computed strewn field along the Kiruna-Gällivare border in northern Sweden.
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Correcting radar meteor fluxes for observing biases
Simultaneous optical-radar meteor observations yield new empirical corrections showing mid-velocity showers like the Geminids were overcorrected and high-velocity showers like the Perseids undercorrected in prior CMOR flux calculations.
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Benchmarking Cylindrical Blast Wave Theory Against the OSIRIS-REx Sample Return Capsule Reentry
Sakurai blast radius formulation matches observed infrasound periods from OSIRIS-REx reentry with 9% median absolute percentage residual, outperforming Mach-diameter approximation by factor of three.