Steve Smith wrote:They aren't any closer in the mapping orbits:
Not much change
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Author: D-Archer
Date: 11-Jun-15 11:00
If it is an electrical discharge you can not stop over saturation, it means light is produced and you will always see a bright unresolved feature.
What is possible is to get closer and closer and with underexposure maybe resolve the footprints of the discharges, the actual touchdown points on the surface... stressing maybe...
You can see the small white spots. The actual touchdown points would be even smaller on the surface.
Based on observations of the gas emerging from comets, they are known to be rich in ices. As they move closer to the Sun along their orbits, their surfaces are warmed and the ices sublimate into gas, which streams away from the nucleus, dragging along dust particles embedded in the ice to form the coma and tail.
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