Starship Asterisk*

:oops: :oops: All our information comes from Electromagnetic Waves, just different wavelength/frequencies - but they all travel at the same speed. But a supernova sends out "information" in two ways: in Electromagnetic Waves (EW), and Physical material. The physical material travels at a ...

:oops: :oops: All our information comes from Electromagnetic Waves, just different wavelength/frequencies - but they all travel at the same speed. But a supernova sends out "information" in two ways: in Electromagnetic Waves (EW), and Physical material. The physical material travels at a m...

There are quite a few peanut shaped asteroids (NEAR for example), so this might be a more common process than believed. The lack of cratering could indicate the age of collision, and also support the "pile of rubble" theory, as the collision could have wiped out existing craters if the bod...

Doesn't this look like two separate pieces of rock that have gently collided. The loose dust would be dislodged toward the point of impact and deposited there. Low gravity suggests quite a gently impact and the theory of "Pile of Rubble" for the Asteroids.