Meteorite Orbits .info – All meteorites with published photographic orbits

As of October 4^th, 2021 (last time the list below was updated), there are 38 meteorites with photographic orbits, for which the orbital parameters have either been published in a peer-reviewed journal or pre-published in a conference abstract volume, or a PhD thesis. The newest addition to the list is Novo Mesto, and the most recently fallen meteorite on the list is Novo Mesto. The list below is pre-sorted by date of fall.

Ab.	Name	Type	Loc.	Date (UTC)	Time (UTC)	Zone	Mass (kg)	a (AU)	e	i (°)	Arg. Peri. (°)	Asc. node (°)	Ref.
NM	Novo Mesto	L5	Slovenia	2020/02/28	09:30:32	UTC+1	470 / 0.72	1.451 ±0.004	0.60866 ±0.0006	8.755 ±0.063	82.649 ±0.184	338.993041	VI21
CA	Cavezzo	L5-an	Italy	2020/01/01	18:26:54	UTC+1	3.5±0.8 / 0.055	1.82 ±0.22	0.460 ±0.063	4.0 ±1.6	179.2 ±4.8	280.5 ±4.8	GA20
FL	Flensburg	C1-ungr.	Germany	2019/09/12	12:49:48	UTC+2	10k-20k / 0.0245	2.82 ±0.03	0.701 ±0.003	6.82 ±0.06	307.25 ±0.16	349.207 ±0.001	BO21
MP	Motopi Pan	Howardite	Botswana	2018/06/02	16:44:01	UTC+2	5.5k / 0.214	1.37640 ±0.00011	0.431861 ±0.000061	4.29741 ±0.00043	256.04869 ±0.00055	71.869605 ±0.000012	JE21
HA	Hamburg	H4	USA	2018/01/17	01:08:29	UTC-4	60 - 225 / 1.0	2.73 ±0.05	0.661 ±0.006	0.604 ±0.11	211.65 ±0.3	296.421 ±0.03	BR19
DD	Dingle Dell	L/LL5	Australia	2016/10/31	12:03:47	UTC+8	40 / 1.15	2.254 ±0.034	0.5904 ±0.0063	4.051 ±0.012	215.773 ±0.049	218.252 ±0.00032	DE18
DI	Dishchii'bikoh	LL7	USA	2016/06/02	10:56:26	UTC-7	3k-15k / 0.0795	1.129 ±0.008	0.205 ±0.004	21.24 ±0.27	108.7 ±1.5	72.1206 ±0.0002	JE20
ST	Stubenberg	LL6	Germany	2016/03/06	21:36:51	UTC+1	600 / 1.47	1.525 ±0.010	0.395 ±0.004	2.07 ±0.03	221.02 ±0.03	346.520	SP16b
EJ	Ejby	H5/6	Denmark	2016/02/06	21:07:18	UTC+1	250±100 / 8.94	2.81 ±0.09	0.655 ±0.011	0.96 ±0.10	197.75 ±0.10	317.211	SP17
OS	Osceola	L6	USA	2016/01/24	15:27:00	UTC-5	>1800 / 1.099	1.486	0.3406	13.20	169.0	303.9	ME20
MU	Murrili	H5	Australia	2015/11/27	10:43:45	UTC+9.5	??? / 1.68	2.62	0.62	3.58	356.3	64.63	BL16
CR	Creston	L6	USA	2015/10/24	05:47:44	UTC-7	10-100 / 0.688	1.300 ±0.019	0.410 ±0.013	4.228 ±0.070	79.20 ±0.13	30.458 ±0.006	JE19
SA	Sariçiçek	Howardite	Turkey	2015/09/02	20:11:36	UTC+3	ca. 6 - 20k / 15.24	1.454 ±0.083	0.304 ±0.039	22.6 ±1.6	182.8 ±1.6	159.849 ±0.004	UN19
PO	Porangaba	L4	Brazil	2015/01/09	17:35:00	UTC-2	0.976 / ?	2.54 ±1.10	0.64 ±0.11	8.6 ±3.2	142.8 ±6.7	288.921 ±0.001	FE20
ZD	Žd'ár nad Sázavou	L3	Czech Rep.	2014/12/09	16:16:45	UTC+1	170 / 0.05	2.093 ±0.006	0.6792 ±0.0010	2.796 ±0.009	257.721 ±0.014	257.262 ±0.010	SP20
AN	Annama	H5	Russia	2014/04/18	22:14:09	UTC+4	472 / 0.17	1.99 ±0.12	0.69 ±0.02	14.65 ±0.46	264.77 ±0.55	28.611 ±0.001	TR15
CH	Chelyabinsk	LL5	Russia	2013/02/15	03:22:00	UTC+6	ca. 1.2M / ca. 1k	1.72 ±0.02	0.571 ±0.006	4.98 ±0.12	107.67 ±0.17	326.459 ±0.001	BO13b
NO	Novato	L6	USA	2012/10/18	02:44:00	UTC-7	80±35 / 0.31	2.088 ±0.077	0.526 ±0.017	5.508 ±0.040	347.352 ±0.134	24.9900 ±0.0035	JE14
SM	Sutter's Mill	C, CM2	USA	2012/04/22	14:51:10	UTC-7	50k±30k / 0.99	2.59 ±0.35	0.824 ±0.02	2.38 ±1.16	77.8 ±3.2	32.77 ±0.06	JE12
KR	Križevci	H6	Croatia	2011/02/04	23:20:41	UTC+1	25-100 / 0.29	1.544 ±0.010	0.521 ±0.004	0.64 ±0.03	254.4 ±0.1	315.55 ±0.01	BO15
MG	Mason Gully	H5	Australia	2010/04/13	10:36:10	UTC+8	ca. 40 / 0.02	2.470 ±0.004	0.6023 ±0.0007	0.832 ±0.013	18.95 ±0.03	203.2112 ±0.00005	SP12b
KO	Košice	H5	Slovakia	2010/02/28	22:24:46	UTC+1	ca. 3500 / 4.3	2.71 ±0.24	0.647 ±0.032	2.0 ±0.8	204.2 ±1.2	340.072 ±0.004	BO13a
GR	Grimsby	H5	Canada	2009/09/26	01:03:00	UTC-4	33±16 / 0.22	2.04 ±0.05	0.518 ±0.011	28.07 ±0.28	159.865 ±0.43	182.9561 ±0.00005	BR11
JE	Jesenice	L6	Slovenia	2009/04/09	00:59:41	UTC+2	170±80 / 3.67	1.75 ±0.07	0.431 ±0.022	9.6 ±0.5	190.5 ±0.5	19.196 ±0.0005	SP10
MA	Maribo	CM2	Denmark	2009/01/17	19:09:00	UTC+1	1500 / 0.03	2.48 ±0.20	0.807 ±0.011	0.11 ±0.50	279.2 ±3.8	297.122	HA12, JE12ⁱ, SP13
BC	Buzzard Coulee	H4	Canada	2008/11/21	00:26:40	UTC-7	ca. 15k / 41	1.25 ±0.02	0.23 ±0.02	25.0 ±0.8	211.3 ±1.4	238.93739 ±0.00008	MI10
AS	Almahata Sitta	Ureilite +other	Sudan	2008/10/07	02:45:40	UTC+3	83k±25k / 3.95	1.3082 ±0*	0.3121 ±0*	2.5422 ±0*	234.449 ±0*	194.1011 ±0*	JE09
BR	Bunburra Rockhole	Eurcite	Australia	2007/07/20	19:13:53	UTC+4.5	ca. 22 / 0.32	0.8529 ±0.0004	0.2427 ±0.0005	8.95 ±0.03	210.04 ±0.06	297.595 ±0.0005	BL09, SP12a
VP	Villalbeto de la Peña	L6	Spain	2004/01/04	16:47:00	UTC+1	760±150 / 3.5	2.3 ±0.2	0.63 ±0.04	0.0 ±0.2	132.3 ±1.5	283.6712 ±0.00005	TR06
PF	Park Forest	L5	USA	2003/03/27	05:50:00	UTC-6	11k±3k / 18	2.53 ±0.19	0.680 ±0.023	3.2 ±0.3	237.5 ±1.6	6.1156 ±0.0007	BR04
NE	Neuschwan- stein	EL6	Germany	2002/04/06	20:20:18	UTC+2	300±100 / 6.19	2.40 ±0.02	0.670 ±0.002	11.41 ±0.03	241.2 ±0.06	16.82664 ±0.00001	SP03
MO	Morávka	H5	Czech Rep.	2000/05/06	11:51:52	UTC+2	1500±500 / 0.63	1.85 ±0.07	0.47 ±0.02	32.2 ±0.5	203.5 ±0.6	46.258 ±0.00005	BO03
TL	Tagish Lake	C2-ung.	Canada	2000/01/18	16:43:42	UTC-8	75k±15k / 10	2.1 ±0.2	0.57 ±0.05	1.4 ±0.9	222 ±2	297.9 ±0.003	BR00
PE	Peekskill	H6	USA	1992/10/09	23:48:00	UTC-4	<10k / 12.57	1.49 ±0.03	0.41 ±0.01	4.9 ±0.2	308 ±1	17.030 ±0.001	BR94
BE	Benešov	LL3.5, H5	Czech Rep.	1991/05/07	23:03:46	UTC+2	4100±100 / 0.01	2.483 ±0.002	0.6274 ±0.0004	23.981 ±0.007	218.370 ±0.008	47.001	CR05, SP14
IN	Innisfree	L5	Canada	1977/02/06	02:17:38	UTC-7	42±2 / 4.58	1.87	0.473	12.27	178	316.8	CR05, HA78
LC	Lost City	H5	USA	1970/01/04	02:14:00	UTC-6	165±6 / 17	1.66	0.417	12	161	283	CR05, MC71
PR	Příbram	H5	Czech Rep.	1959/04/07	19:30:20	UTC+1	<5000 / 5.56	2.401 ±0.002	0.6711 ±0.0003	10.482 ±0.0004	241.75 ±0.013	17.79147 ±0.00001	SP03, CE61

Description of columns: Ab. = Abbreviation; Name = Meteorite name; Type = Meteorite type (occasionally, multiple types are present). Loc. = Country where the meteorites reached the ground; Date (UTC), Time (UTC) = Date and time of fall in the UTC time zone; Zone = time zone shift at fall site (corrected for time zone and potential daylight saving time); Mass = mass of the meteoroid before atmospheric entry / recovered mass; a = semi-major axis of orbit; e = eccentricity of orbit; i = inclination of orbit; Arg. Peri. = Argument of perihelion; Asc. Node = Longitude of the ascending node; Ref. = Reference for orbital and meteorite data. *The orbital parameters of the Almahata Sitta precursor asteroid (2008 TC3) are known to better precision than the last digit shown here. ⁱDesignates an initially published orbit solution superseded by a more precise later determination.

Thanks to Gábor Pekari, Javor Kac and Filip Hlobik for spotting errors in the table.

References

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JE21: P. Jenniskens, M. Gabadirwe, Q.-Z. Yin, A. Proyer, O. Moses, T. Kohout, F. Franchi, R. L. Gibson, R. Kowalski, E. J. Christensen, A. R. Gibbs, A. Heinze, L. Denneau, D. Farnocchia, P. W. Chodas, W. Gray, M. Micheli, N. Moskovitz, C. A. Onken, C. Wolf, H. A. R. Devillepoix, Q. Ye, D. K. Robertson, P. Brown, E. Lyytinen, J. Moilanen, J. Albers, T. Cooper, J. Assink, L. Evers, P. Lahtinen, L. Seitshiro, M. Laubenstein, N. Wantlo, P. Moleje, J. Maritinkole, H. Suhonen, M. E. Zolensky, L. Ashwal, T. Hiroi, D. W. Sears, A. Sehlke, A. Maturilli, M. E. Sanborn, M. H. Hyskens, S. Dey, K. Ziegler, H. Busemann, M. E. I. Riebe, M. M. M. Meier, K. C. Welten, M. W. Caffee, Q. Zhou, Q.-L. Li, X.-H. Li, Y. Liu, G.-Q. Tang, H. L. McLain, J. P. Dworkin, D. P. Glavin, P. Schmitt-Kopplin, H. Sabbah, C. Joblin, M. Granvik, B. Mosarwa, and K. Botepe. Asteroid 2018 LA, impact, recovery and origin on Vesta. Meteoritics & Planetary Science, available online.
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SP03: Spurný P., Oberst J., and Heinlein D., 2003. Photographic observations of Neuschwanstein, a second meteorite from the orbit of the Přibram chondrite. Nature 434:151-153.
SP10: Spurný P., Borovička J., Kac J., Kalenda P., Atanackov J., Kladnik G., Heinlein D. and Grau T., 2010. Analysis of instrumental observations of the Jesenice meteorite fall on April 9, 2009. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 45:1392-1407.
SP12a: Spurný P., Bland P. A., Shrbený L.¡, Borovička J., Ceplecha Z., Singelton A., Bevan A. W. R., Vaughan D., Towner M. C., McClafferty T. P., Toumi R. and Deacon G., 2012a. The Bunburra Rockhole meteorite fall in SW Australia: fireball trajectory, luminosity, dynamics, orbit, and impact position from photographic and photoelectric records. Meteoritics & Planetary Science 47:163-185.
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SP13: Spurný P, Borovička J., Haack H., Singer W., Jobse K., and Keuer D., 2013. Trajectory and orbit of the Maribo CM2 meteorite from optical, photoelectric and radar records. Meteoroids 2013 Conference, abstract #111.
SP14: Spurný P., Haloda J., Borovička J., Shrbený L. and Halodová P, 2014. Reanalysis of the Benešov bolide and recovery of polymict breccia meteorites – old mystery solved after 20 years. Astronomy & Astrophysics 570, A39.
SP16a: Spurný P., 2016. Instrumentally documented meteorite falls: two recent cases and statistics from all falls. Proceedings IAU Symposium No. 318:69-79.
SP17: Spurný P., Borovička J., Baumgarten G., Haack H., Heinlein D., Sørensen A.N., 2017. Atmospheric trajectory and heliocentric orbit of the Ejby meteorite fall in Denmark on February 6, 2016. Planetary and Space Science 147:192-198.
SP20: Spurný P., Borovička J., Shrbený L., 2020. The Žďár nad Sázavou meteorite fall: Fireball trajectory, photometry, dynamics, fragmentation, orbit, and meteorite recovery. Meteoritics & Planetary Science, available online.
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