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Old 30-June-2009, 01:51 AM
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Originally Posted by thoth II View Post
I would say no solar system object is nearly that dense. Ice would be about
1000 less dense
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Are atomic nuclei not objects in the solar system?
That is an incredibally nit-picky reading of the post.

"Object" clearly (to everyone else) meant macroscopic objects such as Comets.

That one or more of those nuclei would be of great density is hardly the issue. Gosh, for that matter, ordinary Comets are made of atoms and they in turn have a nucleus...

Unless the report linked in the OP claims something like a chunk of a neutron star caused the event - it's been an unrequired 20-something post sidetrack of the thread.
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Last edited by pzkpfw; 30-June-2009 at 01:55 AM.. Reason: re-word 3rd paragraph; add quotes
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