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  1. Presentations at #ACM2023 about #2022WJ1 flashing in the sky over Niagara last year by @teddykareta, Paul Wiegert, & @meteordoc.

    Highlighting the disappointment of the meteorites being underwater right off the coast of the lake.

    One rock might have landed on the ground, but nothing yet found between snow & grape vines.

  2. Presentations at #ACM2023 about #2022WJ1 flashing in the sky over Niagara last year by @teddykareta, Paul Wiegert, & @meteordoc.

    Highlighting the disappointment of the meteorites being underwater right off the coast of the lake.

    One rock might have landed on the ground, but nothing yet found between snow & grape vines.

  3. Presentations at #ACM2023 about #2022WJ1 flashing in the sky over Niagara last year by @teddykareta, Paul Wiegert, & @meteordoc.

    Highlighting the disappointment of the meteorites being underwater right off the coast of the lake.

    One rock might have landed on the ground, but nothing yet found between snow & grape vines.

  4. Presentations at #ACM2023 about #2022WJ1 flashing in the sky over Niagara last year by @teddykareta, Paul Wiegert, & @meteordoc.

    Highlighting the disappointment of the meteorites being underwater right off the coast of the lake.

    One rock might have landed on the ground, but nothing yet found between snow & grape vines.

  5. .@pgbrown described the #2022WJ1 impact and breakup from last November to #PDC2023 today: az659834.vo.msecnd.net/eventsa
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    Bright fireball over Southern Ontario last night at 3:26 am caused by impact of asteroid 2022WJ1. This sub-meter-sized asteroid (one of the smallest NEAs ever detected) produced a spectacular fireball, though it was cloudy in many…
    twitter.com/pgbrown/status/159

  6. .@pgbrown described the #2022WJ1 impact and breakup from last November to #PDC2023 today: az659834.vo.msecnd.net/eventsa
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    RT @pgbrown
    Bright fireball over Southern Ontario last night at 3:26 am caused by impact of asteroid 2022WJ1. This sub-meter-sized asteroid (one of the smallest NEAs ever detected) produced a spectacular fireball, though it was cloudy in many…
    twitter.com/pgbrown/status/159

  7. .@pgbrown described the #2022WJ1 impact and breakup from last November to #PDC2023 today: az659834.vo.msecnd.net/eventsa
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    RT @pgbrown
    Bright fireball over Southern Ontario last night at 3:26 am caused by impact of asteroid 2022WJ1. This sub-meter-sized asteroid (one of the smallest NEAs ever detected) produced a spectacular fireball, though it was cloudy in many…
    twitter.com/pgbrown/status/159

  8. .@pgbrown described the #2022WJ1 impact and breakup from last November to #PDC2023 today: az659834.vo.msecnd.net/eventsa
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    RT @pgbrown
    Bright fireball over Southern Ontario last night at 3:26 am caused by impact of asteroid 2022WJ1. This sub-meter-sized asteroid (one of the smallest NEAs ever detected) produced a spectacular fireball, though it was cloudy in many…
    twitter.com/pgbrown/status/159

  9. An interesting thing I've just noticed:

    In the past year, atmospheric monitoring has reported 7 or 8 impacts onto Earth with energy ~1 kiloton TNT-equivalent or more - cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/fireballs/ .

    Three of those have been found in advance: #2022EB5, #2022WJ1, and now #2023CX1.

  10. An interesting thing I've just noticed:

    In the past year, atmospheric monitoring has reported 7 or 8 impacts onto Earth with energy ~1 kiloton TNT-equivalent or more - cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/fireballs/ .

    Three of those have been found in advance: #2022EB5, #2022WJ1, and now #2023CX1.

  11. An interesting thing I've just noticed:

    In the past year, atmospheric monitoring has reported 7 or 8 impacts onto Earth with energy ~1 kiloton TNT-equivalent or more - cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/fireballs/ .

    Three of those have been found in advance: #2022EB5, #2022WJ1, and now #2023CX1.

  12. An interesting thing I've just noticed:

    In the past year, atmospheric monitoring has reported 7 or 8 impacts onto Earth with energy ~1 kiloton TNT-equivalent or more - cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/fireballs/ .

    Three of those have been found in advance: #2022EB5, #2022WJ1, and now #2023CX1.

  13. For those not familiar with these things:

    The brightness and estimated distance to the newly-discovered asteroid #Sar2667 give a very approximate size of ~1 m.

    It will flash harmlessly in the sky, as we saw when asteroid #2022WJ1 did the same thing over Niagara last November.

  14. For those not familiar with these things:

    The brightness and estimated distance to the newly-discovered asteroid #Sar2667 give a very approximate size of ~1 m.

    It will flash harmlessly in the sky, as we saw when asteroid #2022WJ1 did the same thing over Niagara last November.

  15. For those not familiar with these things:

    The brightness and estimated distance to the newly-discovered asteroid #Sar2667 give a very approximate size of ~1 m.

    It will flash harmlessly in the sky, as we saw when asteroid #2022WJ1 did the same thing over Niagara last November.

  16. For those not familiar with these things:

    The brightness and estimated distance to the newly-discovered asteroid #Sar2667 give a very approximate size of ~1 m.

    It will flash harmlessly in the sky, as we saw when asteroid #2022WJ1 did the same thing over Niagara last November.

  17. For fun, I tried spinning view around the earth, to better show the trajectory of impact asteroid 2022WJ1 on Nov 19, 2022 at 8:27 UTC. Line are drawn down to the surface for every 1 minute of motion. #Astronomy #2022WJ1

  18. For fun, I tried spinning view around the earth, to better show the trajectory of impact asteroid 2022WJ1 on Nov 19, 2022 at 8:27 UTC. Line are drawn down to the surface for every 1 minute of motion. #Astronomy #2022WJ1

  19. For fun, I tried spinning view around the earth, to better show the trajectory of impact asteroid 2022WJ1 on Nov 19, 2022 at 8:27 UTC. Line are drawn down to the surface for every 1 minute of motion. #Astronomy #2022WJ1

  20. Here's a view simulated view of 1-meter "asteroid" 2022 WJ1's motion on 11/19/22 before impact (from JPL Horizons).
    It went into earth's shadow at 7:59 UT, 28 minutes before impact, although even sunlit it would have been below naked eye brightness before hitting the atmosphere. Tick marks are 1 min. #astronomy #2022WJ1
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_WJ1

  21. Here's a view simulated view of 1-meter "asteroid" 2022 WJ1's motion on 11/19/22 before impact (from JPL Horizons).
    It went into earth's shadow at 7:59 UT, 28 minutes before impact, although even sunlit it would have been below naked eye brightness before hitting the atmosphere. Tick marks are 1 min. #astronomy #2022WJ1
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_WJ1

  22. Here's a view simulated view of 1-meter "asteroid" 2022 WJ1's motion on 11/19/22 before impact (from JPL Horizons).
    It went into earth's shadow at 7:59 UT, 28 minutes before impact, although even sunlit it would have been below naked eye brightness before hitting the atmosphere. Tick marks are 1 min. #astronomy #2022WJ1
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_WJ1

  23. An incredible achievement by the planetary defense community! #2022WJ1 was a tiny asteroid on a collision course with Earth. But astronomers saw it coming, and NASA’s Scout impact hazard assessment system calculated where it would hit: jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasa-program #CNEOS #PDCO #NASA #Scout #PlanetaryDefense

  24. An incredible achievement by the planetary defense community! #2022WJ1 was a tiny asteroid on a collision course with Earth. But astronomers saw it coming, and NASA’s Scout impact hazard assessment system calculated where it would hit: jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasa-program #CNEOS #PDCO #NASA #Scout #PlanetaryDefense

  25. An incredible achievement by the planetary defense community! #2022WJ1 was a tiny asteroid on a collision course with Earth. But astronomers saw it coming, and NASA’s Scout impact hazard assessment system calculated where it would hit: jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasa-program #CNEOS #PDCO #NASA #Scout #PlanetaryDefense

  26. An incredible achievement by the planetary defense community! #2022WJ1 was a tiny asteroid on a collision course with Earth. But astronomers saw it coming, and NASA’s Scout impact hazard assessment system calculated where it would hit: jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasa-program #CNEOS #PDCO #NASA #Scout #PlanetaryDefense

  27. Western University Meteor Group share information on likely fall zone for remnants of Asteroid 2022 WJ1. Information and images courtesy of Western Meteor Group. #meteor #asteroid #Ontario #Canada #astronomy #WesternU #groundpath #2022WJ1 news.westernu.ca/2022/11/niaga

  28. Western University Meteor Group share information on likely fall zone for remnants of Asteroid 2022 WJ1. Information and images courtesy of Western Meteor Group. #meteor #asteroid #Ontario #Canada #astronomy #WesternU #groundpath #2022WJ1 news.westernu.ca/2022/11/niaga

  29. Western University Meteor Group share information on likely fall zone for remnants of Asteroid 2022 WJ1. Information and images courtesy of Western Meteor Group. #meteor #asteroid #Ontario #Canada #astronomy #WesternU #groundpath #2022WJ1 news.westernu.ca/2022/11/niaga

  30. Western University Meteor Group share information on likely fall zone for remnants of Asteroid 2022 WJ1. Information and images courtesy of Western Meteor Group. #meteor #asteroid #Ontario #Canada #astronomy #WesternU #groundpath #2022WJ1 news.westernu.ca/2022/11/niaga

  31. A small asteroid burned up over Southern Ontario Saturday morning, and was followed by another bright fireball Saturday night.
    - the first is now one of only six asteroids that were discovered prior to impact, and it may be the only one that impacted over a heavily populated area!
    #asteroid #2022WJ1 #C8FF042 #meteor #fireball #space

    theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/

  32. A small asteroid burned up over Southern Ontario Saturday morning, and was followed by another bright fireball Saturday night.
    - the first is now one of only six asteroids that were discovered prior to impact, and it may be the only one that impacted over a heavily populated area!
    #asteroid #2022WJ1 #C8FF042 #meteor #fireball #space

    theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/

  33. A small asteroid burned up over Southern Ontario Saturday morning, and was followed by another bright fireball Saturday night.
    - the first is now one of only six asteroids that were discovered prior to impact, and it may be the only one that impacted over a heavily populated area!
    #asteroid #2022WJ1 #C8FF042 #meteor #fireball #space

    theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/

  34. A small asteroid burned up over Southern Ontario Saturday morning, and was followed by another bright fireball Saturday night.
    - the first is now one of only six asteroids that were discovered prior to impact, and it may be the only one that impacted over a heavily populated area!
    #asteroid #2022WJ1 #C8FF042 #meteor #fireball #space

    theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/