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Thank you!
Thanks, Marc & company, for posting this deorbit.
I know some people will say, “Wait a minute! this isn’t a meteorite-fall.” But that doesn’t matter to me. I’ve always wanted to find some man-made space-debris. In any case, this will be great practice to hone our recovery skills. And the good news is that this space-junk doesn’t belong to NASA!
Wonder how long until we see COSMOS 1484 “meteorites” on eBay? ;-)
Too bad the Tucson Gem & Meteorite Show is distracting attention away from this event.
Most of the professional meteorite-hunters are at that Show, now, which means there’e no competition for those MIB who never share their strewn-field data! :-(