Oceanic Atmospheric Entry Corridor (cneos-fb-86-202402261121)
NASA JPL CNEOS lists bolide cneos-fb-86-202402261121 on 2024-02-26 11:21:01 UTC at (22.90°, 57.10°), with peak brightness altitude 33.1 km, radiated energy 3.80e+10 J, and calculated total impact energy 0.13 kt TNT. Reported speed: 31.30 km/s; velocity vector: [-29.30, 5.10, 9.70] km/s. The catalog record does not establish a measured pressure peak or fragmentation mechanism.
Signed Geodetic Coordinates & 3D Velocity Vector
Atmospheric Bolide Frequently Asked Questions
Where did CNEOS record bolide cneos-fb-86-202402261121?
NASA CNEOS reports peak brightness for bolide cneos-fb-86-202402261121 at 33.1 km altitude over signed coordinates (22.90°, 57.10°) on 2024-02-26 11:21:01 UTC.
Can this record establish an exact 3D entry path?
The reported velocity components can support an illustrative 3D trajectory; coordinate-frame and measurement limits still apply.
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