Mph and km/h are seperate speeds.
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I think it actually was going somewhere between 33,000 and 40,000 mph.
http://www.heavy.com/news/2013/02/russian-meteor-size-speed-power-kilotons/
Considering that escape velocity of 28,000 is required to attain orbit, an entry speed of 40,000 mph is not at all unreasonable. And you can bet it made a sonic boom. Probably not as noticeable as the explosion, but it had to have one.
33k mph is twice the speed of a shuttle in orbit. When they are tracked with the naked eye they are fast and hard to pick up. Are you saying we would be able to record something going that fast with cellular tech?
I don't know. You sound.like you have experience in this so I thought id ask.
Seriously guys, mph and km/h are seperate speeds. The Shuttle doesnt go 28,000 mph in orbit.
Good Grief!
Would not need to chase it down. Just gotta lead it a touch. There is the rail gun. It will go mach7