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The researchers analyzed the trajectory, rotation, collision, and deformation of the projectiles in-flight in a new study in Reviews of Geophysics. The results will allow scientists to make better predictions of the projectiles’ trajectory and landing impact.
This video show projectiles from the Batu Tara volcano in Indonesia. It shows ascending and descending parts of a block trajectory. On impact with the ground, the block forms an impact crater, then it bounces out of the crater and forms two more impact craters before bouncing on a hard, probably lava, surface and disappearing from the field of view. Other projectiles that fragment on impact with the hard surface can also be seen.
Read the full study here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2017RG000564/f…
Credit: American Geophysical Union
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Genre: Science & Technology
License: Standard YouTube License
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They might do dis for the Hawaii valcano
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Well...
Considering that Hunga Tonga ha'apai shot 4 ballistic blasts in ten minutes, at over 15 thousand km per hour, into space, over 100km Altitude and several thousand km from source....
Maybe you gonna need a bigger (and faster) Camera if you want to catch a REAL one. 🤗🌋🌌
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@rangerCG
1 year ago
That's amazing!!
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