H-chondrite stony meteorites are 70 times more abundant than iron asteroids in near-Earth space

H-chondrite stony meteorites are 70 times more abundant than iron asteroids in near-Earth space. H-chondrite is a species of meteorite inhabiting near-Earth space Stony meteorites (chondrites) are approximately 3 times less dense than iron asteroids For every iron object that strikes Earth leaving a crater, there are 70 stony chondrite objects

Stony H-chondrite meteorites are by far the most common meteorite type in near-Earth space. Stony meteorites are over 95% of observed falls, while iron meteorites are rare. The cosmic traffic never stops. ☄️

Key Facts

• H-chondrite is a species of meteorite inhabiting near-Earth space
• Stony meteorites (chondrites) are approximately 3 times less dense than iron asteroids
• For every iron object that strikes Earth leaving a crater, there are 70 stony chondrite objects
• Spectral analysis confirms stony objects are 17 times more abundant than iron objects
• Chondrites larger than 30-50 feet in diameter can cause surface damage when they explode in atmosphere
• Objects 10 feet in diameter strike Earth's atmosphere with energy exceeding Hiroshima bomb multiple times per year at 15-20 miles altitude
• Chondrites smaller than 150 feet diameter explode in atmosphere rather than creating impact craters

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