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Asteroids Impacting the Solar System Planets and the Moon. II: Comparison with Observational Impact Records
Planetary impact rates are difficult to infer from observations alone because impacts are rare, observational records are target-dependent, and converting observed flashes, bolides, and craters to an intrinsic impact rate depends on uncertain selection effects and conversion parameters. Building on
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