Date     :	November 4, 2023
								Writer    :	B.Engr. Koji Makino
								Rev.Date:	December 21, 2023
	the Appearance and the Transfiguration of the Small Celestial
	Body, the Explosion and the Ascension to the Heavens
	When I eyewitnessed fall of Tsukuba meteorites, I did not know what occurred at all.
	Although the fall route of the meteorites was investigated and that route was grasped correctly,
	there were still mysteries. It has turned out that it was the small celestial body while it was
	flying in the midair.  I did not know that the small celestial body which dropped Tsukuba meteo-
	rites were how much of the size and what kind of things.  What was having occurred in the air?
	The questions sprung out.  I had analyzed the unknown natural phenomena of this small celestial
	body from last year about November, 2022 to this year September, 2023. I was able to know the
	global image of this small celestial body.  That global image is shown in a figure as follows.
	For details, refer to the already described documents.
		The Explosion of the small			The transfiguration of			The appearance of
		celestial body and the			the small celestial body			the small celestial body
		ascension to the heavens
								Small cele-
			Meteorite clouds					stial body
			large amounts			Huge black cloud		Dia. 25m
			powder dust rose			Cloud barrelful			8108t
			844t			occurrence		Fireball	1.33km/s
						6519t		7330t	Mach 4.0
					Photosphere
					Dia. 7.5m
					811t				Flight cloud
		Red light		Molten     17.9km/s					discharge 778t
		curvilinear group		substance    Mach 54
		Meteorites		811t				Huge fireball
		occurrence						1.98km/s Mach 6.0
						A large amount
						of Ice melted
			Dust explosion		Photosphere		and vapored
			TNT conversion         burst
	Meteorites		259.8t
	fell on the ground		took in oxygen
	Picking 800g		33t from the air
		Figure 1. The whole images figure about the appearance and
		the transfiguration of the small celestial body,
		the explosion and the ascension to the heavens
	90% of the small celestial body is ice, and 10% is oxides and metals. Tsukuba meteorites fell on
	Tsukuba City, Ushiku City and Tsuchiura City in Ibaraki Prefecture from 4:13 to 4:20 in the eve-
	ning on Sun., January 7, 1996. Tsukuba meteorites are exhibited at the National Science Museum
	(Tokyo Ueno) and Geological Survey of Japan Geological Museum (Ibaraki prefecture Tsukuba) .
	Since those may not be exhibited by either lending service or return to owner, please confirm,
	when you go by the purpose of accessing Tsukuba meteorite.
							Trans.Date:	November 7, 2023
							Translator :	B. Engr. Koji Makino
							Trans.Rev. :	December 27, 2023