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Direct Imaging and Gradient-Based Analysis of the 12 August 2026 Partial Solar Eclipse from a Freely Rotating High-Altitude Balloon
Bjoern Poppe, Enno Gronewold, Matti Gehlen +7
We report a proof-of-concept observation of the partial solar eclipse of 12 August 2026 using a freely rotating high-altitude balloon launched from Oldenburg, northern Germany. The…
Robotic observation pipeline for small bodies in the solar system based on open-source software and commercially available telescope hardware
Tobias Hoffmann, Matti Gehlen, Thorsten Plaggenborg +8
The observation of small bodies in the Space Environment is an ongoing important task in astronomy. While nowadays new objects are mostly detected in larger sky surveys, several fo…
Velocity distribution of larger meteoroids and small asteroids impacting Earth
Esther Drolshagen, Theresa Ott, Detlef Koschny +3
Various meteor and fireball networks exist worldwide. Most data sets which include ground-based observational data of meteors are affected by biases. The larger and faster the ente…
Luminous efficiency based on FRIPON meteors
Esther Drolshagen, Theresa Ott, Detlef Koschny +36
In meteor physics the luminous efficiency is used to convert the meteor's magnitude to the corresponding meteoroid's mass. However, lack of sufficiently accurate verification m…
The observing campaign on the deep-space debris WT1190F as a test case for short-warning NEO impacts
Marco Micheli, Alberto Buzzoni, Detlef Koschny +13
On 2015 November 13, the small artificial object designated WT1190F entered the Earth atmosphere above the Indian Ocean offshore Sri Lanka after being discovered as a possible new…
GEO debris and interplanetary dust: fluxes and charging behavior
Amara L. Graps, Simon F. Green, Neil McBride +4
In September 1996, a dust/debris detector: GORID was launched into the geostationary (GEO) region as a piggyback instrument on the Russian Express-2 telecommunications spacecraft.…