Yesterday we wrote to you on Sunday explosion in California, which caused a meteoroid flight through Earth's atmosphere. The weight of the original building could be up to 70 tonnes. The explosion caused the collapse of a meteoroid in the atmosphere, the energy released 5 kilotons of TNT.
NASA and the SETI Institute has called for California residents huntsville al space center and private companies that have sent videos passing meteor atmosphere. Assistance could, for example, records from security cameras. The aim is to clarify the flight path and potential impact site. Scientists have more than well motivated according to the first found pieces seems meteoroid was of carbon chondrite. These meteorites contain organic compounds and are very fragile, so few ever survive passage through the atmosphere. Because it is a really rare pieces.
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