Compact Ultra Dense Matter Impactors
arXiv:1104.4572 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.111102
Abstract
We study interactions of meteorlike compact ultradense objects (CUDO), having nuclear or greater density, with Earth and other rocky bodies in the Solar System as a possible source of information about novel forms of matter. We study the energy loss in CUDO puncture of the body and discuss differences between regular matter and CUDO impacts.
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