What is the chance that a small object would be flying ahead of 2012 DA14 and being pulled back into the earths gravitational field and flying back toward the earth from a northern direction to impact Russia?
We can say it was smaller, so it might be effected differently by the earths gravitational field, perhaps because it's on a slightly different path. But keep in mind it would have to be captured and turned by the earths gravitational field and also it's traveling quite fast at nearly Mach 8 to begin with. What is the chance that a Mach 8 bullet the size of a small car could travel past the earth, get pulled back into the earths gravitational field and careen down toward the earth at 30,000 miles per hour?
It's likely impossible.
It's much more likely that an object traveling at 6000 miles an hour in space was plowed into by the earth as it's rotating around the sun at 24,000 miles an hour. Or something that was just flying at the earth at 30,000 more more miles per hour and just ran into it.
Objects running into the earth during the early evening have to travel faster than the earth to catch up with it. Objects traveling into the earth after midnight and before noon may be an object that the earth is running into as it revolves around the sun. If the Russian meteorite hit in the morning, it may have been traveling at merely 6000 miles per hour. If it hit past noon and toward midnight, it had to be traveling 24,000 miles per hour plus it's speed. If it was traveling at 54,000 miles an hour, that's faster than the orbital speed of 2012 Da14. Traveling faster means it would not be taking the same path around the sun. If its not taking the same path, it's not in the same orbit and not a piece of the same object. So it's likely that the Russian meteorite is not a part of asteroid 2012DA14
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Analysis of ultrasound (nuclear treaty sensors) and dashcam videos shows that the Russian object had an orbit that was quite different from DA14.
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