Astromaterials Research & Exploration Science
METEORITE FALLS
This was a low-mass daytime fireball. A meteorite landed on a house, causing minor damage to the roof and interior structures.
This was a low-mass daytime fireball. A meteorite landed on a house, causing minor damage to the roof and interior structures.
De-orbit of the Dragon capsule trunk from SpaceX Crew-5 Dragon capsule.
De-orbit of the Dragon capsule trunk from SpaceX Crew-5 Dragon capsule.
Meteorite fall from a daytime fireball seen over eastern Maine on 08 April 2023.
Meteorite fall from a daytime fireball seen over eastern Maine on 08 April 2023.
This event was a late-afternoon fireballl northwest of McAllen, TX which generated sonic booms heard across the region. This was a naturally occurring meteorite fall.
This event was a late-afternoon fireballl northwest of McAllen, TX which generated sonic booms heard across the region. This was a naturally occurring meteorite fall.
This is a preliminary description of the event in the interest of getting the strewn field map out quickly
This is a preliminary description of the event in the interest of getting the strewn field map out quickly
Probable meteorite fall east of Grimsby, Ontario. Remarkably, Grimsby was the site of another meteorite fall in 2009.
Probable meteorite fall east of Grimsby, Ontario. Remarkably, Grimsby was the site of another meteorite fall in 2009.
This event is a meteorite fall observed on four weather radars. Meteorites have been recovered from this event.
This event is a meteorite fall observed on four weather radars. Meteorites have been recovered from this event.
This event was a bright fireball that was accompanied by no reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 5337 for year 2022.
This event was a bright fireball that was accompanied by no reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 5337 for year 2022.
This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 4942 for 2022.It was a daytime fireball and meteorite fall that was accompanied by 16 reports of sonic booms.
This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 4942 for 2022.It was a daytime fireball and meteorite fall that was accompanied by 16 reports of sonic booms.
This event was a bright daytime fireball east of Natchez, MS that was accompanied by reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 2591 for year 2022. This event was
This event was a bright daytime fireball east of Natchez, MS that was accompanied by reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 2591 for year 2022. This event was
This event was an early morning bolide seen over SW Wisconsin at 6:48 AM CST on 20 Jan 2022 or 12:48 UTC. At the time of this writing 131 eyewitnesses reported the event to American Meteor Society.
This event was an early morning bolide seen over SW Wisconsin at 6:48 AM CST on 20 Jan 2022 or 12:48 UTC. At the time of this writing 131 eyewitnesses reported the event to American Meteor Society.
This event was debris re-entry over Washington state that was accompanied by eleven reports of sonic booms and many video recordings. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1916 for
This event was debris re-entry over Washington state that was accompanied by eleven reports of sonic booms and many video recordings. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1916 for
This event was a daytime fireball near Prescott, AZ that was accompanied by eight reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 795 for 2020.
This event was a daytime fireball near Prescott, AZ that was accompanied by eight reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 795 for 2020.
This event was a bright bolide over St. Louis, MO that was accompanied by twenty reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 5566 for 2019.
This event was a bright bolide over St. Louis, MO that was accompanied by twenty reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 5566 for 2019.
This event was a powerful bolide over the Caribbean Sea that occurred beyond visual eyewitness range. It was recorded by the GOES 16 GLM sensor, infrasound, and by a weather radar in San Juan.
This event was a powerful bolide over the Caribbean Sea that occurred beyond visual eyewitness range. It was recorded by the GOES 16 GLM sensor, infrasound, and by a weather radar in San Juan.
This event was a bright fireball with fragmentation over Florida that was accompanied by three reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1,560 for 2019.
This event was a bright fireball with fragmentation over Florida that was accompanied by three reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1,560 for 2019.
This event was a brilliant daytime fireball over western Cuba that was accompanied by multiple reports and videos showing sonic booms, as seen in social media. This is recorded as American Meteor Soci
This event was a brilliant daytime fireball over western Cuba that was accompanied by multiple reports and videos showing sonic booms, as seen in social media. This is recorded as American Meteor Soci
This event was a satellite de-orbit that was accompanied by two reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 4094 for 2018.
This event was a satellite de-orbit that was accompanied by two reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 4094 for 2018.
This event was an evening fireball over metropolitan Phoenix, AZ that was accompanied by one report of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 2624 for year 2018.
This event was an evening fireball over metropolitan Phoenix, AZ that was accompanied by one report of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 2624 for year 2018.
This event was the most massive fireball seen in weather radar to date, occurring off the coast of Washington state. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 914 for 2018.
This event was the most massive fireball seen in weather radar to date, occurring off the coast of Washington state. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 914 for 2018.
This event was a bright fireball over the Detroit, MI area that was accompanied by numerous reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 168 for 2018.
This event was a bright fireball over the Detroit, MI area that was accompanied by numerous reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 168 for 2018.
This event was an early morning fireball northeast of Phoenix, AZ that was followed by numerous reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1882 for 2016.
This event was an early morning fireball northeast of Phoenix, AZ that was followed by numerous reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1882 for 2016.
This event was fireball seen over the Texas panhandle but was not accompanied by reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 635 for 2016.
This event was fireball seen over the Texas panhandle but was not accompanied by reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 635 for 2016.
This event was fireball seen against a daylight sky in northern Florida that was accompanied by three reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 266 for 2016.
This event was fireball seen against a daylight sky in northern Florida that was accompanied by three reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 266 for 2016.
This event was an evening fireball near the California coast that was accompanied by fourteen reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 2635 for 2105.
This event was an evening fireball near the California coast that was accompanied by fourteen reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 2635 for 2105.
This event was an early evening fireball in northern Alabama that was accompanied by seven reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1681 for 2012.
This event was an early evening fireball in northern Alabama that was accompanied by seven reports of sonic booms. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1681 for 2012.
This event was a large meteorite fall that was lightly reported and would not have been located without weather radar data. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1192 for 2012.
This event was a large meteorite fall that was lightly reported and would not have been located without weather radar data. This is recorded as American Meteor Society event number 1192 for 2012.
This meteorite fall, which was one of the largest recorded to date, was reported as very bright and produced numerous, intense sonic booms throughout the southern suburbs of Chicago, IL.
This meteorite fall, which was one of the largest recorded to date, was reported as very bright and produced numerous, intense sonic booms throughout the southern suburbs of Chicago, IL.