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- DN160822 03 was a quasi-satellite of Earth that entered the atmosphere and exploded over eastern South Australia as a fireball (bolide) on 22 August 2016. The size of the object was thought to be two to three metres in diameter. The fireball was detected by the cameras of Desert Fireball Network of Australia, an automated network of cameras which watches for fireballs over the continent. The Russian website Russia Pulse reported in Russian as follows, translated into English: Scientists of Curtin University in Australia have found out that on 22 August 2016, the atmosphere of the Earth above Australia included a natural Earth satellite. The small meteorite grasped by an attraction of a planet and for a while become its moon, [it has been learnt by] Science Alert.Researchers have defined, that speed of the object designated as DN160822 03, at falling was [remarkably] low and made 11 kilometers a second, and its trajectory was [somewhat] steep. Low speed specifies that the object rotated around of the Earth, and the angle of falling excludes space garbage, including idle space vehicles and their fragments. With 95 percent reliability the meteorite was a temporary Earth satellite. DN160822 03 is one of several quasi-satellites or temporary natural satellites of Earth. Two of them were destroyed as noted in the 9 February 1913 Great Meteor Procession. These could be the last remnants of a ring around the Earth composed of ejecta of a lunar volcano. The near-Earth asteroid 3753 Cruithne is a co-orbital object in a Horseshoe orbit, as are a number of other quasi-satellites of Earth. (en)
- DN160822_03 est un ancien petit corps du système solaire, plus précisément un petit météoroïde qui est entré dans l'atmosphère terrestre le 22 août 2016. Les données montrent que ce météoroïde était très probablement un objet temporairement capturé ("mini-lune") avant l'impact, ce qui fait de l'événement du 22 août 2016 le second météore connu à être dû à un tel objet et du météoroïde le troisième objet temporairement capturé connu de la Terre après 2006 RH120 et EN130114. (fr)
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- DN160822_03 est un ancien petit corps du système solaire, plus précisément un petit météoroïde qui est entré dans l'atmosphère terrestre le 22 août 2016. Les données montrent que ce météoroïde était très probablement un objet temporairement capturé ("mini-lune") avant l'impact, ce qui fait de l'événement du 22 août 2016 le second météore connu à être dû à un tel objet et du météoroïde le troisième objet temporairement capturé connu de la Terre après 2006 RH120 et EN130114. (fr)
- DN160822 03 was a quasi-satellite of Earth that entered the atmosphere and exploded over eastern South Australia as a fireball (bolide) on 22 August 2016. The size of the object was thought to be two to three metres in diameter. The fireball was detected by the cameras of Desert Fireball Network of Australia, an automated network of cameras which watches for fireballs over the continent. The Russian website Russia Pulse reported in Russian as follows, translated into English: (en)
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- DN160822 03 (fr)
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