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    Meteors do not break exogenous organic molecules into high yields of diatomics

    Meteors do not break exogenous organic molecules into high yields of diatomics by Jenniskens, Peter, Schaller, Emily L, Laux, Christophe O, Wilson, Michael A, Schmidt, Greg, Rairden, Rick L

    Published in Astrobiology (2004)
    “…Meteoroids that dominate the Earth's extraterrestrial mass influx (50-300 microm size range) may have contributed a unique blend of exogenous organic molecules…”
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    Modeling the 2.33 µm TIMS spectrometer radiometric noise: Implications for space applications

    Modeling the 2.33 µm TIMS spectrometer radiometric noise: Implications for space applications by Kumer, Jack, Rairden, Rick, Roche, Aidan

    Published in 2013 IEEE Aerospace Conference (01-03-2013)
    “…The tropospheric Infrared Mapping Spectrometers (TIMS) operating at 2.33 and 4.68 µm were developed to demonstrate retrieval of atmospheric CO in several…”
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    Buoyancy of the "Y2K" Persistent Train and the Trajectory of the 04:00:29 UT Leonid Fireball

    Buoyancy of the "Y2K" Persistent Train and the Trajectory of the 04:00:29 UT Leonid Fireball by Jenniskens, Peter, Rairden, Rick L

    Published in Earth, moon, and planets (01-01-1998)
    “…The atmospheric trajectory is calculated of a particularly well studied fireball and train during the 1999 Leonid Multi-Instrument Aircraft Campaign. Less than…”
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    Buoyancy of the 'Y2K' persistent train and the trajectory of the 04:00:29 UT Leonid fireball

    Buoyancy of the 'Y2K' persistent train and the trajectory of the 04:00:29 UT Leonid fireball by Jenniskens, Peter, Rairden, Rick L

    Published in Earth, moon, and planets (01-01-2000)
    “…The atmospheric trajectory is calculated of a particularly well studied fireball and train during the 1999 Leonid Multi-Instrument Aircraft Campaign. Less than…”
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