👉 Meteoroids are small, rocky objects that orbit the Sun in a spiral pattern. They are often responsible for causing damage to Earth's atmosphere and can cause minor disruptions or even catastrophic events such as collisions with spacecraft or impactors. Meteors typically fall from the outer regions of our solar system, where they are constantly interacting with other celestial bodies like planets and moons. The most well-known meteoroid is Jupiter's Io, which was discovered in 1998 by the Voyager 2 mission
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👉 Meteoroids are small celestial bodies that orbit Earth's atmosphere and can range in size from a few hundred to several thousand kilometers (or even more) in diameter. They are primarily composed of rock, dust, and other materials such as ice. The term "meteoroid" is derived from the Latin word "meteore," meaning "storm." Meteoroids are often encountered during meteor showers or asteroidal collisions with Earth's atmosphere.
