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The height at which the meteors appear in the sky is not constant. The analysis of observational data shows a wide random variability. Within this we can see a systematic variation, both during the year and during each day. It has a sinusoidal shape, with an amplitude of 8 km around a mean value of 99 km. This systematic variation seems to depend on the "i" parameter, "i" being the inclination of the meteors orbital plane with respect to the ecliptic plane.. (read PDF article)
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