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Material strength classification of all meteoroids observed by multiple stations based on the KB (upper) and PE (lower) parameter as a function of the Tisserand parameter. D/IIIB type represents the most fragile cometary material, C/IIIA typical cometary material, B denser cometary material, A/II material similar to carbonaceous bodies, and ast/I material similar to ordinary chondrites. Sizes of meteoroid marks reflect relative meteor magnitudes. Color coding differentiates between the determined meteor spectral classes.

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