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Earthquake sensors are secretly brilliant space detectives. This talk reveals how seismic networks track falling satellites and rocket fragments as they burn through the atmosphere, turning ground rumblings into precise maps of where space junk lands.
science lecture
space technology
seismic data
atmospheric re-entry
Tips
đ§âđŹBen Fernando, Los Alamos National Lab
đRoom 350/372, Mitchell Earth Sciences
Seismic Tracking and Characterization of Re-entering Space Debris
Stanford
Earthquake sensors are secretly brilliant space detectives. This talk reveals how seismic networks track falling satellites and rocket fragments as they burn through the atmosphere, turning ground rumblings into precise maps of where space junk lands.
science lecture
space technology
seismic data
atmospheric re-entry
Tips
đ§âđŹBen Fernando, Los Alamos National Lab
đRoom 350/372, Mitchell Earth Sciences
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