Observed impact events

Observed Impact Events (over 0.1 kilotons)
compiled by Wm. Robert Johnston
last updated 7 March 2010

event target date time (UT) lat. long. energy (kt) mass (Mg) altitude detection sources

Tunguska Earth 30 JUN 1908 0:14:28 60.92 101.95 15,000 3E+05 8.5 OIMA S83a,B95a

Rio Curaca Earth 13 AUG 1930 12:00 -5 -71.5 600 O B95b,S95a,N09a

British Guiana Earth 11 DEC 1935 23:00 2.2 -59.2 1,000 O S95a,N09a

Sikhote-Alin Earth 12 FEB 1947 10:38 46.16 134.653 7 300 5 OMC S95b,M09a

Moon 15 NOV 1953 2:00 3.88 357.71 500 8E+06 VOC B03c

Earth 2 NOV 1960 0:22 9 43 6.4 S R97a,S09a

Earth 26 SEP 1962 15:45 30 35 20 S R97a,S09a

Earth 27 SEP 1962 15:29 32 60 30 S R97a,S09a

Prince Edward Islands Earth 3 AUG 1963 16:45 -51 24 1,100 S R97a,E06a,R08a,S09a

Earth 30 NOV 1964 3:10 18 -123 20 S R97a,S09a

Earth 3 JAN 1965 21:51 21 68 1.7 S R97a,S09a

Revelstoke Earth 31 MAR 1965 5:48 49 -117 5 400 14.3 S R97a,E06a,R08a,R08b,S09a

Earth 12 JUN 1966 9:05 51 164 5.7 S R97a,S09a

Kincardine Earth 17 SEP 1966 44.2 -81.6 1.1 S E06a

Earth 8 JAN 1971 18:26 30 40 11 S R97a,S09a

Earth 14 APR 1972 16:13 -13 78 92 S R97a,S09a

Great Daylight Fireball Earth 10 AUG 1972 20:29:08 44.386 -112.993 4 140 53 VO* C94a

Sumava Earth 4 DEC 1974 17:58:20 49.15 13.615 0.3 5 58.6 V B96a

88106 Earth 15 APR 1988 3:03:11 -4 124 8 35 43 I T94a,N97a

90274 Earth 1 OCT 1990 3:51:47 8 142 4 100 30 I T94a,N97a

Benesov Earth 7 MAY 1991 23:03:53 49.77 14.601 0.5 13 16.7 V B96a,B02a

91277 Earth 4 OCT 1991 9:22:47 78 6 0.9 20 33 I T94a,N97a

Lugo Earth 19 JAN 1993 44.48 11.91 14 30 OVS C99a

93304 Earth 31 OCT 1993 0.16 I N97a

93333 Earth 29 NOV 1993 0.11 I N97a

Marshall Islands Earth 1 FEB 1994 22:38 2.66 164.05 60 4000 21 SIVO T95a,N97a,Z97a,T98a

94149 Earth 29 MAY 1994 1.3 17 34 I N97a

94154 Earth 3 JUN 1994 1.5 I N97a

St.-Robert Earth 15 JUN 1994 0:02 45.8 -73 0.5 10 36 OIVM B96d,C99a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 A Jupiter 16 JUL 1994 20:13 -43.15 185 25,000,000 6E+07 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 B Jupiter 17 JUL 1994 2:53 -43.17 69 45,000,000 1E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 C Jupiter 17 JUL 1994 7:12 -43.38 224 80,000,000 2E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 D Jupiter 17 JUL 1994 11:54 -43.46 34 25,000,000 6E+07 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 E Jupiter 17 JUL 1994 15:12 -43.48 153 220,000,000 5E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 F Jupiter 18 JUL 1994 0:33 -43.55 134 88,000,000 2E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 G Jupiter 18 JUL 1994 7:33:32 -43.6 26 600,000,000 1E+09 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 H Jupiter 18 JUL 1994 19:31:59 -43.74 100 280,000,000 7E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 K Jupiter 19 JUL 1994 10:24:14 -43.8 279 500,000,000 1E+09 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 L Jupiter 19 JUL 1994 22:16:48 -43.92 349 380,000,000 9E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 M Jupiter 20 JUL 1994 6:08 -44 above clouds P Y95a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 N Jupiter 20 JUL 1994 10:29:17 -44.3 72 25,000,000 6E+07 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 P2 Jupiter 20 JUL 1994 15:23 -44.64 250 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Q2 Jupiter 20 JUL 1994 19:44 -44.26 46 250,000,000 6E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Q1 Jupiter 20 JUL 1994 20:13:52 -44.05 63 620,000,000 1.5E+09 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 R Jupiter 21 JUL 1994 5:35:08 -44.07 45 150,000,000 4E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 S Jupiter 21 JUL 1994 15:16 -44.16 33 230,000,000 5E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 T Jupiter 21 JUL 1994 18:11 -44.99 141 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 U Jupiter 21 JUL 1994 21:56 -44.43 276 7,000,000 1.5E+07 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 V Jupiter 22 JUL 1994 4:23 -44.43 150 23,000,000 5E+07 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a

Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 W Jupiter 22 JUL 1994 8:06:17 -44.15 283 130,000,000 3E+08 above clouds PVIA W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a

94227 Earth 15 AUG 1994 0.6 I N97a

94265 Earth 22 SEP 1994 0.2 I N97a

94281 Earth 8 OCT 1994 0.2 I N97a

94293 Earth 20 OCT 1994 0.3 I N97a

94300 Earth 27 OCT 1994 1 I N97a

94305 Earth 1 NOV 1994 6:50 0 -85 4 I B94b,N97a

94307 Earth 3 NOV 1994 20:01 8 85 6 100 30 I B94b,N97a

94350 Earth 16 DEC 1994 9:41:02 -42.33 28.2 0.15 2 30 I B94a,N97a

95002 Earth 2 JAN 1995 0.12 I N97a

95004 Earth 4 JAN 1995 0.6 I N97a

95010 Earth 10 JAN 1995 0.1 I N97a

95018 Earth 18 JAN 1995 10:17:25 51.5 115.4 0.3 25 I B95f,N97a

95047B Earth 16 FEB 1995 13:05:47 Pacific Ocean 0.2 I B95e,N97a

95092 Earth 2 APR 1995 0.1 I N97a

95188 Earth 7 JUL 1995 17:33:37 40.1 -76.1 0.5 IO B95d,N97a

95190 Earth 9 JUL 1995 0.8 I N97a

95192 Earth 11 JUL 1995 0.4 I N97a

95217 Earth 5 AUG 1995 0.3 I N97a

95218 Earth 6 AUG 1995 0.2 I N97a

95229 Earth 17 AUG 1995 0.5 I N97a

95236 Earth 24 AUG 1995 0.4 I N97a

95252 Earth 9 SEP 1995 1.4 I N97a

95274 Earth 1 OCT 1995 0.14 I N97a

95317 Earth 13 NOV 1995 0.1 I N97a

95329 Earth 25 NOV 1995 0.12 I N97a

95343 Earth 9 DEC 1995 19:54:26 -3 -79 0.4 I B97a,N97a

95356 Earth 22 DEC 1995 13:26:21 -70.3 71.6 1.3 I B95c,N97a

95361 Earth 27 DEC 1995 1 I N97a

96015 Earth 15 JAN 1996 13:44:23 -59.8 175.8 0.9 I B96c,N97a

96046 Earth 15 FEB 1996 0.19 I N97a

96047 Earth 16 FEB 1996 0.13 I N97a

96073 Earth 13 MAR 1996 0.7 I N97a

96089 Earth 29 MAR 1996 20:30:54 21.5 -158.1 0.3 I B96b,N97a

Earth 30 MAR 1996 4:03:42 -31.3 -84.1 0.2 V B96b

96096 Earth 5 APR 1996 0.4 I N97a

Earth 4 NOV 1996 3:44 36 -118 0.7 S R01a

Earth 23 NOV 1996 4:05 15.28 -88.87 10 11 O B99a

Earth 27 APR 1997 22:34:21 -16.6 87.5 0.17 V B97b

Earth 5 SEP 1997 11:41:54 -31.2 56.3 0.1 V B98a

El Paso Earth 9 OCT 1997 18:47:15 31.8 -106.06 0.29 7 28.5 SIO C99a,N01a,W01a,B02a,E04a

Greenland Earth 9 DEC 1997 8:15:55 62.87 -50.01 0.11 36 26 SO P01a,R01a

Earth 13 JUN 1998 13:30 34.2 -103.3 0.1 S W01a

Earth 11 AUG 1998 9:30 -20 128 9.3 S W01a

Earth 16 AUG 1999 5:18 35.02 -107.17 0.18 S W01a,B02a

Tagish Lake Earth 18 JAN 2000 16:43:43 60.25 134.65 1.7 56 30 SIM N01a,W01a,B02a,B02b

Earth 18 FEB 2000 9:29 0.864 109.151 4 S W01a,B02a

Moravka Earth 6 MAY 2000 11:52 49.6 18.539 0.1 1.5 19.5 SOM B02a,B03a,B03b

Earth 19 JUL 2000 17:40 -17.7 94 0.5 S W01a

Acapulco Earth 25 AUG 2000 1:12:25 14.45 -106.13 2.4 SV W01a,B02a,G02a

Pacific Earth 23 APR 2001 6:12:35 27.9 -133.89 11 28.5 SI W01a,B02a,G02a

Earth 23 JUL 2001 22:19:11 41.3 77.3 3 32 SI B01a,R01a,E04a

Earth 9 MAR 2002 1:20 7 -147 1.1 S B02a

Crete Earth 6 JUN 2002 4:28 34 21 26 32.8 S B02a,R08b

Earth 25 JUL 2002 15:58 -29 47 0.6 S B02a

Vitim Earth 24 SEP 2002 16:48:56 58.21 113.46 0.5 30 OSV B02c,S03a,K05b

Park Forest Earth 27 MAR 2003 5:50:26 41.46 -87.73 0.34 7.8 17 OIMS B04a,P04a,E04a

8 Mars ~ APR 2004 2.5 -136 0.3 0 #C M06a,M06b

Antarctica Earth 3 SEP 2004 12:07:21 -67.72 16.89 13 650 25 SIA K05a,A08a,R08b

Earth 7 OCT 2004 S A08a

2 Mars ~ JAN 2006 25.8 -308 0.1 0 #C M06a,M06b

Earth 9 DEC 2006 S A08a

Carancas Earth 15 SEP 2007 16:44:19 -16.664 -69.044 0.14 6 0 SOMC B08a

2008-205 Earth 23 JUL 2008 14:45:25 38.6 68 0.1 V B08b

2008 TC3 Earth 7 OCT 2008 2:45:40 20.772 32.246 1.5 83 37 PVOMA J08a
Jupiter 19 JUL 2009 above clouds IA J09a

P/2010 A2 P/2010 A2 6 JAN 2010 A N10a

event	target	date	time (UT)	lat.	long.	energy (kt)	mass (Mg)	altitude	detection	sources
Tunguska	Earth	30 JUN 1908	0:14:28	60.92	101.95	15,000	3E+05	8.5	OIMA	S83a,B95a
Rio Curaca	Earth	13 AUG 1930	12:00	-5	-71.5	600			O	B95b,S95a,N09a
British Guiana	Earth	11 DEC 1935	23:00	2.2	-59.2	1,000			O	S95a,N09a
Sikhote-Alin	Earth	12 FEB 1947	10:38	46.16	134.653	7	300	5	OMC	S95b,M09a
	Moon	15 NOV 1953	2:00	3.88	357.71	500	8E+06		VOC	B03c
	Earth	2 NOV 1960	0:22	9	43	6.4			S	R97a,S09a
	Earth	26 SEP 1962	15:45	30	35	20			S	R97a,S09a
	Earth	27 SEP 1962	15:29	32	60	30			S	R97a,S09a
Prince Edward Islands	Earth	3 AUG 1963	16:45	-51	24	1,100			S	R97a,E06a,R08a,S09a
	Earth	30 NOV 1964	3:10	18	-123	20			S	R97a,S09a
	Earth	3 JAN 1965	21:51	21	68	1.7			S	R97a,S09a
Revelstoke	Earth	31 MAR 1965	5:48	49	-117	5	400	14.3	S	R97a,E06a,R08a,R08b,S09a
	Earth	12 JUN 1966	9:05	51	164	5.7			S	R97a,S09a
Kincardine	Earth	17 SEP 1966		44.2	-81.6	1.1			S	E06a
	Earth	8 JAN 1971	18:26	30	40	11			S	R97a,S09a
	Earth	14 APR 1972	16:13	-13	78	92			S	R97a,S09a
Great Daylight Fireball	Earth	10 AUG 1972	20:29:08	44.386	-112.993	4	140	53	VO*	C94a
Sumava	Earth	4 DEC 1974	17:58:20	49.15	13.615	0.3	5	58.6	V	B96a
88106	Earth	15 APR 1988	3:03:11	-4	124	8	35	43	I	T94a,N97a
90274	Earth	1 OCT 1990	3:51:47	8	142	4	100	30	I	T94a,N97a
Benesov	Earth	7 MAY 1991	23:03:53	49.77	14.601	0.5	13	16.7	V	B96a,B02a
91277	Earth	4 OCT 1991	9:22:47	78	6	0.9	20	33	I	T94a,N97a
Lugo	Earth	19 JAN 1993		44.48	11.91	14		30	OVS	C99a
93304	Earth	31 OCT 1993				0.16			I	N97a
93333	Earth	29 NOV 1993				0.11			I	N97a
Marshall Islands	Earth	1 FEB 1994	22:38	2.66	164.05	60	4000	21	SIVO	T95a,N97a,Z97a,T98a
94149	Earth	29 MAY 1994				1.3	17	34	I	N97a
94154	Earth	3 JUN 1994				1.5			I	N97a
St.-Robert	Earth	15 JUN 1994	0:02	45.8	-73	0.5	10	36	OIVM	B96d,C99a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 A	Jupiter	16 JUL 1994	20:13	-43.15	185	25,000,000	6E+07	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 B	Jupiter	17 JUL 1994	2:53	-43.17	69	45,000,000	1E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 C	Jupiter	17 JUL 1994	7:12	-43.38	224	80,000,000	2E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 D	Jupiter	17 JUL 1994	11:54	-43.46	34	25,000,000	6E+07	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 E	Jupiter	17 JUL 1994	15:12	-43.48	153	220,000,000	5E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 F	Jupiter	18 JUL 1994	0:33	-43.55	134	88,000,000	2E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 G	Jupiter	18 JUL 1994	7:33:32	-43.6	26	600,000,000	1E+09	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 H	Jupiter	18 JUL 1994	19:31:59	-43.74	100	280,000,000	7E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 K	Jupiter	19 JUL 1994	10:24:14	-43.8	279	500,000,000	1E+09	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 L	Jupiter	19 JUL 1994	22:16:48	-43.92	349	380,000,000	9E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 M	Jupiter	20 JUL 1994	6:08	-44				above clouds	P	Y95a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 N	Jupiter	20 JUL 1994	10:29:17	-44.3	72	25,000,000	6E+07	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 P2	Jupiter	20 JUL 1994	15:23	-44.64	250			above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Q2	Jupiter	20 JUL 1994	19:44	-44.26	46	250,000,000	6E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Q1	Jupiter	20 JUL 1994	20:13:52	-44.05	63	620,000,000	1.5E+09	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 R	Jupiter	21 JUL 1994	5:35:08	-44.07	45	150,000,000	4E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 S	Jupiter	21 JUL 1994	15:16	-44.16	33	230,000,000	5E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 T	Jupiter	21 JUL 1994	18:11	-44.99	141			above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 U	Jupiter	21 JUL 1994	21:56	-44.43	276	7,000,000	1.5E+07	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 V	Jupiter	22 JUL 1994	4:23	-44.43	150	23,000,000	5E+07	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 W	Jupiter	22 JUL 1994	8:06:17	-44.15	283	130,000,000	3E+08	above clouds	PVIA	W94a,H95a,W95a,Y95a,C97a
94227	Earth	15 AUG 1994				0.6			I	N97a
94265	Earth	22 SEP 1994				0.2			I	N97a
94281	Earth	8 OCT 1994				0.2			I	N97a
94293	Earth	20 OCT 1994				0.3			I	N97a
94300	Earth	27 OCT 1994				1			I	N97a
94305	Earth	1 NOV 1994	6:50	0	-85	4			I	B94b,N97a
94307	Earth	3 NOV 1994	20:01	8	85	6	100	30	I	B94b,N97a
94350	Earth	16 DEC 1994	9:41:02	-42.33	28.2	0.15	2	30	I	B94a,N97a
95002	Earth	2 JAN 1995				0.12			I	N97a
95004	Earth	4 JAN 1995				0.6			I	N97a
95010	Earth	10 JAN 1995				0.1			I	N97a
95018	Earth	18 JAN 1995	10:17:25	51.5	115.4	0.3		25	I	B95f,N97a
95047B	Earth	16 FEB 1995	13:05:47	Pacific Ocean		0.2			I	B95e,N97a
95092	Earth	2 APR 1995				0.1			I	N97a
95188	Earth	7 JUL 1995	17:33:37	40.1	-76.1	0.5			IO	B95d,N97a
95190	Earth	9 JUL 1995				0.8			I	N97a
95192	Earth	11 JUL 1995				0.4			I	N97a
95217	Earth	5 AUG 1995				0.3			I	N97a
95218	Earth	6 AUG 1995				0.2			I	N97a
95229	Earth	17 AUG 1995				0.5			I	N97a
95236	Earth	24 AUG 1995				0.4			I	N97a
95252	Earth	9 SEP 1995				1.4			I	N97a
95274	Earth	1 OCT 1995				0.14			I	N97a
95317	Earth	13 NOV 1995				0.1			I	N97a
95329	Earth	25 NOV 1995				0.12			I	N97a
95343	Earth	9 DEC 1995	19:54:26	-3	-79	0.4			I	B97a,N97a
95356	Earth	22 DEC 1995	13:26:21	-70.3	71.6	1.3			I	B95c,N97a
95361	Earth	27 DEC 1995				1			I	N97a
96015	Earth	15 JAN 1996	13:44:23	-59.8	175.8	0.9			I	B96c,N97a
96046	Earth	15 FEB 1996				0.19			I	N97a
96047	Earth	16 FEB 1996				0.13			I	N97a
96073	Earth	13 MAR 1996				0.7			I	N97a
96089	Earth	29 MAR 1996	20:30:54	21.5	-158.1	0.3			I	B96b,N97a
	Earth	30 MAR 1996	4:03:42	-31.3	-84.1	0.2			V	B96b
96096	Earth	5 APR 1996				0.4			I	N97a
	Earth	4 NOV 1996	3:44	36	-118	0.7			S	R01a
	Earth	23 NOV 1996	4:05	15.28	-88.87		10	11	O	B99a
	Earth	27 APR 1997	22:34:21	-16.6	87.5	0.17			V	B97b
	Earth	5 SEP 1997	11:41:54	-31.2	56.3	0.1			V	B98a
El Paso	Earth	9 OCT 1997	18:47:15	31.8	-106.06	0.29	7	28.5	SIO	C99a,N01a,W01a,B02a,E04a
Greenland	Earth	9 DEC 1997	8:15:55	62.87	-50.01	0.11	36	26	SO	P01a,R01a
	Earth	13 JUN 1998	13:30	34.2	-103.3	0.1			S	W01a
	Earth	11 AUG 1998	9:30	-20	128	9.3			S	W01a
	Earth	16 AUG 1999	5:18	35.02	-107.17	0.18			S	W01a,B02a
Tagish Lake	Earth	18 JAN 2000	16:43:43	60.25	134.65	1.7	56	30	SIM	N01a,W01a,B02a,B02b
	Earth	18 FEB 2000	9:29	0.864	109.151	4			S	W01a,B02a
Moravka	Earth	6 MAY 2000	11:52	49.6	18.539	0.1	1.5	19.5	SOM	B02a,B03a,B03b
	Earth	19 JUL 2000	17:40	-17.7	94	0.5			S	W01a
Acapulco	Earth	25 AUG 2000	1:12:25	14.45	-106.13	2.4			SV	W01a,B02a,G02a
Pacific	Earth	23 APR 2001	6:12:35	27.9	-133.89	11		28.5	SI	W01a,B02a,G02a
	Earth	23 JUL 2001	22:19:11	41.3	77.3	3		32	SI	B01a,R01a,E04a
	Earth	9 MAR 2002	1:20	7	-147	1.1			S	B02a
Crete	Earth	6 JUN 2002	4:28	34	21	26		32.8	S	B02a,R08b
	Earth	25 JUL 2002	15:58	-29	47	0.6			S	B02a
Vitim	Earth	24 SEP 2002	16:48:56	58.21	113.46	0.5		30	OSV	B02c,S03a,K05b
Park Forest	Earth	27 MAR 2003	5:50:26	41.46	-87.73	0.34	7.8	17	OIMS	B04a,P04a,E04a
8	Mars	~ APR 2004		2.5	-136	0.3		0	#C	M06a,M06b
Antarctica	Earth	3 SEP 2004	12:07:21	-67.72	16.89	13	650	25	SIA	K05a,A08a,R08b
	Earth	7 OCT 2004							S	A08a
2	Mars	~ JAN 2006		25.8	-308	0.1		0	#C	M06a,M06b
	Earth	9 DEC 2006							S	A08a
Carancas	Earth	15 SEP 2007	16:44:19	-16.664	-69.044	0.14	6	0	SOMC	B08a
2008-205	Earth	23 JUL 2008	14:45:25	38.6	68	0.1			V	B08b
2008 TC3	Earth	7 OCT 2008	2:45:40	20.772	32.246	1.5	83	37	PVOMA	J08a
	Jupiter	19 JUL 2009						above clouds	IA	J09a
P/2010 A2	P/2010 A2	6 JAN 2010							A	N10a

Detection codes:

A: atmospheric debris observed
C: crater (or craters) resulted
I: infrared sensors (for Earth impacts, satellite-based sensors)
M: meteorites recovered
O: observed visually
P: predicted (impacting object was discovered and orbit determined prior to impact)
S: infrasound detection
V: optical sensors (for Earth impacts, satellite-based sensors)
#: impact not observed, but impact constrained to a period of a few months by successive satellite imagery
*: no destructive impact, but object left atmosphere and remained in solar orbit

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