Hi Rob -
Take a look at the Rio Curaca and Rupunini impacts,
then opine. That material came from some source, and
an SW3 debris stream makes a pretty good candidate.
Thankfully, worrying about all of this is not my job.
It's NASA Administrator Michael Griffin's, by act of
Congress.
I'm optimis
Hi Ed,
Finally getting back to you on the subject of 73P's return
at the end of May in 2022.
> Aside from the recent bolides, and the several hundred
> pound TNT equivalent hit at Troms, Norway, there appear to
> have been hits by large SW3 fragments at Rio Curaca, Brazil,
> 1930, 10 August, an
Hi Rob -
I don't think a spacecraft launch will be necessary to
obtain samples, but perhaps several launches may be
necessary for other reasons.
Aside from the recent bolides, and the several hundred
pound TNT equivalent hit at Troms, Norway, there
appear to have been hits by large SW3 fragments
Hi Ed,
> Of course, SW3 is likely to provide us with some samples,
> certainly by 2022.
Perhaps I'm reading too much into your posts, but several times in
recent weeks you've mentioned the 2022 encounter with the
73P/Schwassmann-Wachmann cometary debris stream as if it
will be a certain, spectacu
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