Use of acoustic loss peaks to characterize meteorites and tektites
C. A. Wert
Abstract
C. A. Wert
Abstract
Meteorites are debris-fragments largely from asteroids occupying the space between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Formerly of mere geological interest, they are now prominent for the belief that they and comets may have brought both water and carbonaceous compounds to earth. Tektites, glassy oxides, may also have been associated with bombardment of earth by meteorites.
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Meteorites are debris-fragments largely from asteroids occupying the space between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. Formerly of mere geological interest, they are now prominent for the belief that they and comets may have brought both water and carbonaceous compounds to earth. Tektites, glassy oxides, may also have been associated with bombardment of earth by meteorites.
Key concepts: Meteorite, Astrobiology, Asteroid, Mars Exploration Program, Earth (classical element), Geology, Jupiter (rocket family), Asteroid belt