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Re: (meteorobs) Meteor Glow, Temperature, Color, Burning
Thanks, but I was unable to turn up anything on the archives that seemed to apply using: heating,
burning, temperature, opik, oepik. Maybe there are other key words that might work.
Lew Gramer wrote:
> >Try and find a copy of the book, Physics of Meteor Flight in the
> >Atmosphere by Ernst J. Opik, Interscience Tracts on Physics and Astronomy,
> >number 6, (1958). Outdated, but good information.
>
> Oepik (not that his name has umlauts on it) is sort of a bible of meteor
> physics, Wayne, but may be hard to find. Another excellent source (and at
> least slightly less outdated than Oepik), is D.W.R. McKinley's tome:
>
> Meteor Science and Engineering, McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1961.
>
> >Much of this has already been discussed on meteorobs so it may be in the
> >meteorobs archives. Ask Lew for the url.
>
> It was indeed, and thanks for the plug, Ed! Our Archive can be found at:
>
> http://www.meteorobs.org
>
> Clear skies,
> Lew Gramer
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