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Carleton University, October 10, 2019 Where did all the planets come from? ...From the process of gravitational accretion.... Asteroid Itokawa 535 meters Radiant of Shower We see more meteors after midnight than during the early evening.


  1. Carleton University, October 10, 2019

  2. Where did all the planets come from? ...From the process of gravitational accretion....

  3. Asteroid Itokawa 535 meters

  4. Radiant of Shower

  5. We see more meteors after midnight than during the early evening…. Dawn Why? Earth Sunlight Dusk

  6. Buzzard Coulee Meteorite Saskatchewan November 20, 2008

  7. 50 - 100 tonnes/day

  8. Hoba Meteorite, Namibia

  9. Agnighto Meteorite, Greenland

  10. Jon Larsen “In Search of Stardust”

  11. 1979 Sean Connery Henry Fonda Natalie Wood Karl Malden Martin Landau

  12. Are we in danger from a major impact? Or even multiple impacts?

  13. Typical path of comet

  14. Comet Swift-Tuttle, photographed in 1992

  15. Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 : 1994 Eugene Shoemaker David Levy

  16. Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 The “String of Pearls”

  17. 30 meters in diameter

  18. 370 meters in diameter

  19. Diameter Airburst Average Airburst Altitude Energy Frequency (meters) 30 m 530 kt 16 km (53,000 ft) 185 years 50 m 2.9 Mt 8.5 km (28,000 ft) 764 years 1,900 70 m 8.5 Mt 3.4 km (11,000 ft) years 3,300 85 m 15.6 Mt 0.4 km (1,430ft) years

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