Meteorite Sightings (1913-2013)
26 Jul 2013Meteorite fireballs witnessed from 1913. I’m not sure what is gained by putting this on a map. Also, since this is just eyewitness accounts, it suffers from population density bias.
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1 Response to Meteorite Sightings (1913-2013)
Westrim
July 27th, 2013 at 4:59 pm
It might be biased by the ability of locals to record and report sightings, but it’s a map of sightings, not total strikes, so population density isn’t really a bias, it’s essential to the data.