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Alternative raw materials of celullose pulp from agroforestry residues
(Network on Rerycling of Agricultural, Municipal and Industrial Residues in Agriculture, 2004-10)Vegetables of alternative cultures to the agro-alimentary ones are used, for the paste manufacture for paper, with the purpose of diminishing the wood consumption and the imports of paste and paper, as well as diminishing ... -
Spanish meteor network : 2006 all-sky and video monitoring highlights
(2007)We previously reported [1] the first steps in the development of the SPanish Meteor Network (SPMN) by using innovative low-scan all-sky CCD cameras that are reaching +2/+3 meteor limiting magnitude [1]. During 2006 new ... -
The Puerto Lapice eucrite fall phenomenon
(2008)The fall of the Pu erto Lápice eucrite occurred in the afternoon of May 10, 2007, 17h57m20±2s UTC. This impressive daylight bolide was witnessed by thousands of people from Spain, and is being carefully studied in the ... -
Is asteroid 2002NY40 a rubble pile gravitationally disrupted
(2008)The existence of meteoroid streams containing meter-sized meteoroids capable of produc- ing meteorites after atmospheric interaction was pro- posed quite recently [1]. Their existence has important implications because ... -
Low-velocity cometary meteoroid streams encountering the earth: clues on the fragmentation of cometary aggregates and implications for interplanetary dust particles
(2008)Since 2005, the SPanish Fireball and Meteor Network (SPMN) is continuously monitor- ing meteor activity by using all-sky CCD and medium- field video cameras up to +3 to +4 meteor limiting magnitude [1,2]. One important ... -
A meteorite-dropping superbolide from the catastrophycally disrupted comet C1919Q2 metcalf : a pathway for meteorites from jupiter family comets
(2009)It is widely accepted that cometary nu- clei are composed of a mix of volatile ices and meteor- itic materials. In a series of seminal papers F. L. Whipple tried to explain how the irregular internal structure of each ... -
The impact of neos and their fragments recorded from the ground : ongoing research lines of the spanish fireball network
(2009)A continuous monitoring of the night sky all over Spain will be completed in 2009. This involves the recording over a very large surface area of 500,000 km2, but new CCD and video cameras operated by the Spanish Meteor ... -
The Puerto Lápice eucrite. Free sample delivery from vesta : trajectory, orbital solutions, and shock history from cathodoluminiscence
(2009)A daylight fireball was witnessed all over Spain in the afternoon of May 10, 2007. Several pictures of the fireball’s train taken from different locations in Spain, and eyewitnesses reports allowed the determination of ... -
Robotic systems for meteor observing and lunar impact flashes detection in Spain
(2009)Since November 2008, a new robotic observatory is being setup by the University of Huelva within the environment of the Doñana Natural Park, in the south- west of Spain. Most of the systems in this astronomical observatory ... -
On the developmente of new viedeo stations to monitor meteorite-droppimg events over Spain
(2009)The SPanish Meteor and Fireball Network (SPMN) is an interdisciplinary project involving several universi- ties and research centres with the aim to study meteor and fireball events occurring over Spain and the bordering ... -
Large meteoroids on minor cometary streams : recent events detected by the Spanish fireball network
(2010)F. L. Whipple first modeled the forma-tion of meteoroid streams from the continuous subli-mation of the ice-rich regions in cometary nuclei [1,2,3]. Particles lifted off from ice-rich regions by the sublimated gas drag ... -
On the development of robotic CCD video meteor observing station in Spain
(2010)Since 2006 the SPanish Meteor Network (SPMN) has set up several automated video stations in Spain for increasing the atmospheric cover-age of the already existing low-scan-rate all-sky CCD systems [1, 2]. However, in spite ... -
Analisys of a potential meteorite-dropping event over Spain in 2009
(2010)The SPanish Meteor Network (SPMN) is performing a continuous monitoring of meteor activity over Spain and neighbouring countries. For this purpose we employ, among other systems, several video observing stations located ... -
Historical records of δ-Arietids superfireballs over Spain
(2011)Historical reports of bright fireballs are useful to better understand which meteoroid streams can be temptatively associated with meteoritedropping events [1]. We present here a preliminary analysis of a very remarkable ... -
Precise reflectante spectra of ordinary chondrites in the visible and uv : exploring the variability of s-class asteroidal spectra
(2011)Narrow-band spectrophotometry programs for the study of asteroids were initiated in the 1960s [1,2], which were able to identify clear absorption bands in the UV and visible, that were used later on in order to develop ... -
The physical properties of the june bootids and de July 23, 2008 superbolide
(2011)Many cometary meteoroid streams crossing the Earth were formed from the continuous sublimation of the ice-rich regions in cometary nuclei [1,2,3]. Another mechanism of producing cometary meteoroid streams is the ... -
Orbital elements and emission spectrum of a Comae Berenicids fireball
(2012)The Comae Berenicids (COM) is a minor meteor shower with an activity period that extends from Dec. 12 to January 23 and a maximum around the end of December. This shower was tentatively linked to comet 1913 I (Lowe), ... -
Large meteoroids belonging to the α-Capricornid meteoroid stream
(2012)Several objects have been proposed as the parent body of the α-Capricornid meteoroidstream. Among them we can find the short period comets 141P/Machholz and 45P/Honda-Mrkos- Pajdusakova, but also asteroids such as ... -
Orbit and radiant of sporadic fireball imaged by the Spanish meteor network
(2012)The development of a network of meteor observing stations allows for a continuous monitoring of meteor phenomena. One of the main goals of the SPanish Meteor Network (SPMN) is the analysis of the physico-chemical ... -
On the chemical composition and orbit of a diurnal fireball
(2012)In general, meteor and fireball imaging systems operate during the night, as these mostly employ high-sensitivity recording devices that get fully saturated even under twilight conditions. Lowsensitivity video cameras ...