Selected catalog of highly eccentric orbits of meteoroids from archived data of radio observations of faint meteors in Kharkiv, Ukraine

Kolomiyets, S. V.; Kyrychenko, Iryna; Kundyukov, S. G.; Pryimachev, Yu.; Voloshchuk, Yu. I.; Cherkas, Yu. V.; Checha, V.A.

doi:10.1016/j.pss.2020.104881

Planetary and Space Science

2020

DOI: 10.1016/j.pss.2020.104881

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Selected catalog of highly eccentric orbits of meteoroids from archived data of radio observations of faint meteors in Kharkiv, Ukraine

S. V. Kolomiyets

Iryna Kyrychenko

S. G. Kundyukov

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Selected catalog of highly eccentric orbits of meteoroids from archived data of radio observations of faint meteors in Kharkiv, Ukraine

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