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Although invisible to the naked eye, scientists said they spotted strange structures on its surface
Originally posted by BeforeTheHangmansNoose
The term structure would usually imply purpose wouldn't it? I mean if it was just craters or something natural, you wouldn't call it a structure would you?
Originally posted by roughycannon
reply to post by BeforeTheHangmansNoose
That video you have linked to, where does it say it apparently shows the structures?
The animation reveals a number of puzzling structures on the surface that we don't yet understand. To date, we've seen less than one half of the surface, so we expect more surprises.
Originally posted by RUFFREADY
Well I bet Richard Hoagland will have fun with that bit of info!!
The NASA folks probably have real clear pictures which well never see.
"The animation reveals a number of puzzling structures on the surface that we don't yet understand. To date, we've seen less than one half of the surface, so we expect more surprises,'' said radar astronomer Lance Benner, the lead scientist on the project.
NASA blasted the asteroid with microwaves from a radio telescope near Barstow, using the 230-foot-wide aluminum dish to receive signals bouncing off the asteroid. That data revealed its ridges, craters and boulders and provided enough information about its speed, trajectory and physical characteristics to allow JPL officials to plot its course for the next 64 years.
The animation reveals a number of puzzling structures on the surface that we don't yet understand.
Examples of STRUCTURE
They studied the compound's molecular structure.
The film had a simple narrative structure.
the structure of a plant
the social structure of a college campus
changes to the company's power structure
The structure was damaged by fire.
Children need a lot of structure in their lives.
Examples of FORMATION
The book explains the formation of the planets.
The soldiers were marching in formation.
The team ran on the field and lined up in a punt formation.
Originally posted by BeforeTheHangmansNoose
The term structure would usually imply purpose wouldn't it? I mean if it was just craters or something natural, you wouldn't call it a structure would you?