Posted on 03/19/2019 9:51:44 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
They've got somewhat similar capability, and knew in short order that there had been no US launch.
Your view, if you would — the Arizona crater is 1200 meters across, if a mile-wide rock hit, would the crater be approximately 33^2 in area compared with the Barringer Crater?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3735815/posts?page=32#32
Oops, silly me, from the linked page in #30:
Impact:Earth! Is an application developed by Purdue University which approximates the resulting crater and after effects of an impact based on different selections of mass, velocity, impact angle, etc. Using the application, work with your team to produce a crater whose dimensions closely match those of the Barringer Crater. (Hint - You can reduce the number of variables by looking at what you know about the impact site and the impacting object.)
I don’t think it scales linearly. It would certainly be big;)
Heh, I see what you mean, 35K larger mass... I'll try that Impact Earth tool later.
This explosion was about ten times that of the nuclear explosion at Hiroshima.
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