(meteorobs) Fwd: {MPML} Meteoroid from afar (?)

[Marco Langbroek]

It falls or stands with the velocity determination.

In this case, that velocity is not determined by triangulation, but an estimate 
from the Dopler shift of the spectrum, which is somewhat an unusual method.

They get 300 km/s from that, or 5 times the speed of a Perseid. Hmmm....

- Marco


Francisco Ocaña schreef:
> Oops! Ed noticed it before! I have just read this email.
> 
> Any clue or information in the MPML? Thanks!
> 
> Paco Ocaña
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> Ed Majden escribió:
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>> Forward from MPML
>> Ed Majden
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>> Begin forwarded message:
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>>> From: Brian Skiff <bas at lowell.edu>
>>> Date: December 10, 2007 5:11:42 PM PST
>>> To: mpml at yahoogroups.com
>>> Subject: {MPML} Meteoroid from afar (?)
>>>
>>> ...like _very_ far out, if what seems to be a highly speculative
>>> claim is true (from tonight's astro-ph preprints):
>>>
>>> http://arxiv.org/abs/0712.1571
>>>
>>> Detection of an intergalactic meteor particle
>>> with the 6-m telescope
>>>
>>> \Brian
>>>    
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