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To: edwin hubble; RadioAstronomer
Thanks for the ping! For comparison, here's shot of the impact sites of fragments D and G from Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9. The black spot in question appears to have at least one plume associated with it, but not halos, as demonstrated by the impacts of fragments D and G in this photo.

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Impact sites of fragments 'D' and 'G' from Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9

66 posted on 11/23/2003 1:49:54 PM PST by Aracelis
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To: Piltdown_Woman
This is interesting. We don't see in the current 'dark spot' the structure or pattern of the earlier comet impact discoloration.

So, is the darkness just a result of a 'lesion', looking deep into lower layers... or turbulence... or something else? Is there a temperature factor?
67 posted on 11/23/2003 2:57:39 PM PST by edwin hubble
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To: Piltdown_Woman; mewzilla
Great Pic....and its' not a ZIT!.... ( @ least I hope not) :)
72 posted on 11/23/2003 8:55:49 PM PST by skinkinthegrass (Just because you're paranoid,doesn't mean they aren't out to get you. :)
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