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Energy deposition curves of 2022 EB5. The energy deposition per second as a function of time instead of the energy loss per km varying as the altitude is shown in order to facilitate comparison. The time axis represents the second that passed 21:22 on March 11, 2022 UTC time. The maximum energy deposition rate occurs at 45.6 s, when the peak brightness as well as the so-called air burst takes place. The gray line represents the curve derived from the light curve reported by CNEOS, whereas the red dashed line, the yellow line, and the blue dot-dashed line illustrate the energy deposition curve of the C-type, Ryugu/Bennu, and S-type groups.
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