Proton and X-ray flux superposed at third day, and USAF radar and photon detection source error is necessarily greater than 50%, with bolder radar incapable of detection of velocity and trajectory simultaneously well below the assumed velocity of supposed interstellar/hyperbolic bolide.
The extreme Earth-directed X-ray flux of the event window sustained radio blackout in the range that all bollde detection networks operate. Avi Loeb initially claimed that USAF provided adequate error statistics to support the modeled impact parameters of the putative 2014 New Guinea event, but quietly contradicted this only months later, after having eschewed military radar data for optical methods, and then eventually seismic data. Loeb never admitted his deception in overstating and misrepresenting his data sources and their reliability. Seismic data had not been resolved to have been the product of anthropogenic or CME impact atmospheric density wave coupling, or the result of [potentially correlated] superbolt discharge, as the sky region is known for in the putative impact zone.
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