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272E-285-Mars Impactors
Episode February 20, 2024 2 min 1s

272E-285-Mars Impactors

From Travelers In The Night • Albert D. Grauer
In 2015 the Earth was struck by at least 43 meteoroids which created bright fireballs. Their arrival does not seem to be correlated with the position of the Earth in it's orbit about the Sun.Overall a given piece of ground on Mars is several times more likely to be hit by a space rock than is a similar sized area on Earth.

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