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Magazine reported "New scientist" Scientific, that the Japanese moon "Jimawari-8" On December 18, visual evidence of the explosion of the meteorite appeared in an area near the Russian banks of the Bering Sea, Asia AndNorth America.
The photo showed a yellow stain tinged with red amidst a sea of clouds, while a smoke-shaped cloud-shaped video showed a tail that disappeared quickly.
It seemed Meteor A little small, because the camera that I observed was viewing vast areas of the atmosphere.
According to the magazine report, a cloud of smoke was seen at 23:50 GMT, at the same time as the monitoring equipment. "NASA"Meteor.
The US Space Agency "NASA" Posted on March 18 as "The Mysterious Explosion" In December, it was caused by a huge meteorite, without providing images of the meteorite.
Reported "NASA" That the explosion was ten times stronger than the dropped atomic bomb Hiroshima, The second largest explosion in a century, after the explosion of a meteor in the Russian region of Chelyabinsk in 2013.
The last meteorite explosion occurred just 25.6 km from the planet's surface and fell at an acute angle of 7 degrees when its contact with the atmosphere caused the explosion.
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The Japanese "Jimawari-8" satellite provided visual evidence of the explosion of a meteorite on December 18 in a region near the Russian coast of the Bering Sea, separating the continents of Asia and North America, reported the New Scientist.
The photo showed a yellow stain tinged with red amidst a sea of clouds, while a smoke-shaped cloud-shaped video showed a tail that disappeared quickly.
The meteorite seemed rather small, because the camera she was watching was viewing vast areas of the atmosphere.
According to the magazine report, a cloud of smoke would have been seen at 23:50 GMT, at the same time as the NASA observation devices.
The US Space Agency "NASA" reported on March 18 that the "mysterious explosion" that occurred in December had been caused by a large meteor, without providing images of the meteorite.
NASA said that the explosion was 10 times more powerful than the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the second-largest explosion of the century, after the explosion of a meteorite in the Russian region of Chelyabinsk in 2013 .
The last meteorite explosion occurred just 25.6 km from the planet's surface and fell at an acute angle of 7 degrees when its contact with the atmosphere caused the explosion.
