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Kaguya impact and LCROSS
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15 years 5 months ago #78772
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Seanie_Morris wrote:
By comparing Kaguya with Smart 1, they expected, at best, a mag 6 flash. But the approach trajectory was very shallow - virtually parallel with the lunar surface. Lunar probes should able to see the new impact markings though.
What was the expected sight from Earth to have been? A small bright dot of impact on the lunar surface?
Seanie.
By comparing Kaguya with Smart 1, they expected, at best, a mag 6 flash. But the approach trajectory was very shallow - virtually parallel with the lunar surface. Lunar probes should able to see the new impact markings though.
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Astronomers in Oz caught it. Check Spaceweather. Com
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