The most obvious things that fall to Earth from space usually announce themselves with brilliant fireballs, sonic booms and amazed spectators.
An edition of The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
(2002)
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
by O. Richard Norton
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The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites
March 11, 2002, Cambridge University Press
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