The Finnish Hyperbolic Grazing Meteor: Are Interstellar Earth Impactors Biased?

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Peña-Asensio E.* Trigo-Rodríguez J. M. Socas-Navarro H. Visuri J. Gritsevich M. Siljama M.

54th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2023

abstract [#1486]

We report a hyperbolic meteor that shares statistical anomalies with CNEOS interstellar candidates, which may unveil an unknown source of biased fast impactors.

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