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1. simulator.down2earth.euCrater Impact - simulator.down2earth.eu

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   Español: Vanessa Stroud. Eesti keel: Leo Siiman. Français: Eric Depagne (LCOGT) Polski: Jan Pmierny (Astronomia.pl) Română: Dorina Girbovan. Based on the original science of. Robert Marcus, H. Jay Melosh & Gareth Collins. For further information on the D2E project, contact: info@faulkes-telescope.com.

2. impact.ese.ic.ac.uk › ImpactEarth › ImpactEffectsEarth Impact Effects Program - Imperial College London

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   Welcome to the Earth Impact Effects Program: an easy-to-use, interactive web site for estimating the regional environmental consequences of an impact on Earth. This program will estimate the ejecta distribution, ground shaking, atmospheric blast wave, and thermal effects of an impact as well as the size of the crater produced.

3. impact.ese.ic.ac.ukImpact: Earth! - Imperial College London

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   The Earth Impact Effects Program calculates the environmental effects a given distance from an impact on Earth. You can also try out a version of the original program to map the effects of an impact somewhere on Earth

4. www.purdue.edu › impactearthImpact Earth - Purdue University

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   Air Blast. Tsunami. Calculator for asteroid impacts with Earth.

5. www.lpi.usra.edu › resources › impact_crateringVideo Simulations of Impact Cratering Processes

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   Impact cratering is a fundamental geologic process that has affected all bodies within the Solar System. Craters on solid planetary surfaces are divided into three groups based on their morphology, which varies as a function of diameter: simple craters, complex craters, and impact basins.

6. www.lpi.usra.edu › lab › part1Impact Cratering Lab Exercises Part 1 - Lunar and Planetary ...

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   Relatively few (about 120) impact craters have been identified on Earth because they are rapidly erased by erosion and plate tectonics. Seventy percent of Earth’s surface is water, so many craters formed on the ocean floors and were quickly eroded.

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   What is the Earth impact effects program?

   • Welcome to the Earth Impact Effects Program: an easy-to-use, interactive web site for estimating the regional environmental consequences of an impact on Earth. This program will estimate the ejecta distribution, ground shaking, atmospheric blast wave, and thermal effects of an impact as well as the size of the crater produced.

   Earth Impact Effects Program - Imperial College London

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   What is impact cratering?

   • Impact cratering is a fundamental geologic process that has affected all bodies within the Solar System. Craters on solid planetary surfaces are divided into three groups based on their morphology, which varies as a function of diameter: simple craters, complex craters, and impact basins.

   Video Simulations of Impact Cratering Processes - Lunar and Planetary

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   What happens if a planet hits the Earth at 20 km/s?

   • The impact into Earth produces a far smaller crustal annular bulge radius (~100 kilometers). Less crustal material is excavated in this impact, resulting in a far thicker layer of hot crustal material around the basin center. Orientale-sized impacts on the Earth (left) and the Moon (right), both at 20 km/s.

   Video Simulations of Impact Cratering Processes - Lunar and Planetary

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   What is a typical Earth impact velocity?

   • Typical impact velocities are 17 km/s for asteroids and 51 km/s for comets. The maximum Earth impact velocity for objects orbiting the sun is 72 km/s. Impact Angle (in degrees) The impact angle is measured from a plane tangent to the impact surface. This angle is 90 degrees for a vertical impact. The most probable angle of impact is 45 degrees.

   Earth Impact Effects Program - Imperial College London

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8. www.coursehero.com › file › 71799598Universe Lab 4.pdf - IMPACT CRATERS AND CATASTOPHIES...

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   Use the link provide above and open the Impact Earth simulator. You will use this simulator to calculate the sizes and energy of certain impact scenarios. 2. Set the Target parameters to “ Sedimentary Rock ”. 3. Set the Impact parameters to a “90 degree” impact angle and Distance to “ 10,000km ”. 4.