[meteorite-list] Sonic Boom

From: fallingfusion at wi.rr.com <fallingfusion_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2011 02:28:04 +0000
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Hello Sonny and Listmembers,

Interesting. Perhaps the sound waves travel around the epicenter (anything located directly beneath) as they move towards the ground. I imagine circular rings moving expanding in an outward direction as they travel to the Earths surface. The higher the altitude of breakup, the larger the rings will be when they "touch down"... and the further away one must be from the center to actually hear the sonic booms. This is just a guess.
Anyone with more knowledge care to elaborate on this hypothesis?

Ryan

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Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 22:03:07
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Sonic Boom

Hi All,

I had a chance to talk to Skip Wilson about the Portales Fall. The
occupants of two of the nearby residences (about a half mile apart)
sitting directly under the main break up did not hear anything. One of
the residents happened to be working outside when the meteorite broke
apart. Interestingly enough the Portales residents who were situated
directly behind and in front of the break up heard two distinct sonic
booms.

Sonny












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