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Incidence of low-density meteoroids of the Polonnaruwa type

The ingress of micrometeorites of cometary origin with densities below ~ 1 g cm-3 into the Earth could average at least 5 tonne per day. Although much of this is burnt upon entry through the atmosphere as meteors, a non-trivial fraction (~10%) which have sizes of ~ 1 m could end up in the form of Polonnaruwa-type meteorites that have mostly gone unnoticed.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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