Astro Live Experiences (ALE) is launching a satellite intended to help create the first ever artificial meteor shower seven years over Hiroshima , which will be visible over a 200 km radius. The Japanese company has been working on it for seven years , and has used ALE ’s Epsilon Rocket to help take it up to gather further required data. Ultimately, ALE ’s satellite should release centimetre-sized pellets that will produce a variety of bright colours as they heat up then disintegrate re-entering the atmosphere. The news: the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency believes it will be visible even in light-pollution heavy areas.
Astro Live Experiences (ALE) is launching a satellite intended to help create the first ever artificial meteor shower seven years over Hiroshima , which will be visible over a 200 km radius. The Japanese company has been working on it for seven years , and has used ALE ’s Epsilon Rocket to help take it up to gather further required data. Ultimately, ALE ’s satellite should release centimetre-sized pellets that will produce a variety of bright colours as they heat up then disintegrate re-entering the atmosphere. the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency believes it will be visible even in light-pollution heavy areas.