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Sky-Plane Velocity Distributions of Interstellar Objects and Implications for Their Detection
In the past decade, three macroscopic-scale interstellar objects have been discovered, implying that a larger galactic population exists. In this paper, we investigate the possibility that the rapid sky-plane velocities of interstellar objects may preclude their discovery. We provide an analytic sol
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