A.) Hit land, say, right outside of Oklahoma City.
B.) Hit water, say in the middle of the Gulf or Mexico
B.) Hit water, say in the middle of the Gulf or Mexico
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Not near enough data to supply a good answer --
1. what's the ojbect's density?
2. what's its mass?
3. what's its angle of impact?
4. what's its composition?
Teacher needs to get his/her act together...!
You can try some different parameters at this website =>http://www.purdue.edu/impactearth
1. what's the ojbect's density?
2. what's its mass?
3. what's its angle of impact?
4. what's its composition?
Teacher needs to get his/her act together...!
You can try some different parameters at this website =>http://www.purdue.edu/impactearth
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a, depends on speed/ angle of entry = 1/2 mile crater possibly
-- heat blast/ shockwave/ mini hiroshima bomb without nuclear fallout.
b, same thing... + a tsunami wave that could do damage along coastlines in gulf.
-- heat blast/ shockwave/ mini hiroshima bomb without nuclear fallout.
b, same thing... + a tsunami wave that could do damage along coastlines in gulf.
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http://simulator.down2earth.eu/
heres a simulator
heres a simulator