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An iron ball, a beryllium sphere and a tungsten tube segment with diameter twenty microns, are electrically charged while proton beam irradiating. These bodies are accelerated by the running pulse field in a spiral waveguide up to velocity: thirty kilometers per second. The accelerator, generating micrometeorites is placed at satellites on the Earth orbit. This article considers processes of penetration of micrometeorites into the Earth atmosphere. It is shown that micrometeorites evaporate at the height of one hundred kilometers-one hundred fifty kilometers from the surface of the Earth. A micrometeorite which is a segment of the beryllium tube equipped with a graphite cone in the head part is the very meteorite to reach the Earth surface without being broken.

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AuthorshipTopic signalTopic signalTopic signalWArtificial_Micrometeoritespreprint / 2014AS. N. DolyaResearcherTastro-ph.IM4506 worksTphysics.acc-ph917 worksTphysics.ao-ph1076 works
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