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Computer simulation of an iron meteor 40 m (130 ft) wide impacting the Earth at 12 km/s (27,000 mph). The size and speed is similar to the Meteor Crater impact in Arizona. The simulation shows crater formation and ground shock the first second after impact. Notice that the meteor is totally deformed in the first fraction of a second and spreads ...

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$Chelyabinsk Meteor • High-fidelity Simulation Offers Insight into 2013 Atmospheric Disruption 10.3.23 VIDEO: The meteor is shown as a contour of the damage state (white intact, black fully-damaged). Shock-heated air nodes are displayed as points colored by their temperature. Initially fracture begins at the rear of the object. The crack then propagates forward eventually splitting the object into three coherent fragments. The fragments are disrupted shortly thereafter. Image courtesy of LLNL Pla$