North American Continental Sector (cneos-fb-39-202505312306)
Detected by U.S. Government Space-Based Infrared sensors and cataloged by NASA/JPL CNEOS on 2025-05-31 23:06:33 UTC over North American Continental Sector (21.10°, -98.80°), this ~2.56m meteoroid entered at 17.80 km/s (3D ECEF vector vx=12.2 km/s, vy=8.6 km/s, vz=-9.7 km/s). Peak radiative flare occurred at 47.3 km altitude with 3.86e+11 J radiated optical energy and 1.000 kt total coupled kinetic energy, propagating infrasound detectable out to ~1,400 km.
Signed Geodetic Coordinates & 3D Velocity Vector
Atmospheric Bolide Frequently Asked Questions
Where did CNEOS bolide cneos-fb-39-202505312306 detonate in the atmosphere?
Bolide cneos-fb-39-202505312306 reached peak aerodynamic breakup at 47.3 km altitude over signed coordinates (21.10°, -98.80°) on 2025-05-31 23:06:33 UTC.
How is the 3D entry vector (12.2, 8.6, -9.7) km/s used in CesiumJS?
Meteors.ai converts the Earth-Centered Earth-Fixed (ECEF) velocity vector into a 3D atmospheric entry ray on our NASA GIBS WMTS globe, illustrating the exact entry azimuth and airburst altitude (47.3 km).
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