Mike Williams wrote in message ...
>Wasn't it SamuelT who wrote:

>The shockwaves produced by a meteor travelling at hypersonic velocity
>will actually have sharp edges, so that shouldn't be a problem.
>
>A bigger problem is that very few people (if any) have ever observed
>atmospheric disturbances caused by meteors, so it's going to be hard to
>check whether the rendering is remotely realistic. None of the meteors
>that I've seen have caused any observable atmospheric disturbances.
>


What about the comet that hit Jupiter a few years ago. I remrember some nice
pics (obviously not close up )

Gail
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