Maximilian Vovk , Detlef Koschny , Michael Frühauf , Christian Gscheidle , Urs Hugentobler , Valentin Heumann , Tobias Lips , Bent Fritsche , Maximilian Maigler , Valentina Pessina , Jiří Šilha , Juraj Tóth , Veronika Pazderová , Pavol Matlovič
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Meteoroid ablation simulations with ESA’s SCARAB software
We computed the ablation of different spherical artificial meteoroids entering from a low-Earth orbit in the context of the AllBert EinStein mission. AllBert EinStein is intended to reenter spheres of known size and material into the atmosphere to determine the percentage of kinetic energy converted to light. This paper models the reentry to predict magnitude curves for the different initial conditions. An emphasis is placed on determining the difference between the single body ablation model and ESA’s reentry software SCARAB. It is also shown how the CFD simulations can work in synergy with SCARAB results to increase detail in the airflow regime around. Our study shows that with few fixes the meteor method replicates with good accuracy the SCARAB results for different artificial meteoroids, showing the validity of both tools.
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Planetary and Space Science publishes original articles as well as short communications (letters). Ground-based and space-borne instrumentation and laboratory simulation of solar system processes are included. The following fields of planetary and solar system research are covered:
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