#1998KY26
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Today on the arXiv: Seligman et al. 2023, "Dark Comets? Unexpectedly Large Nongravitational Accelerations on a Sample of Small Asteroids" - https://arxiv.org/pdf/2212.08115.pdf Suggests outgassing from asteroid #1998KY26, to be visited by H
Addendum: Seligman et al. 2023 discuss at length other things that can push small asteroids around: thermal fracturing throwing dust out, asymmetric meteoroid bombardment, etc. Resolving this will probably have to wait for @haya2_jaxa@twitt
@astrokiwi For the NEAs in this sample; there are options on thermal fracturing, asymmetric meteoroid bombardment, etc. that would push the rock piles around a little bit without outgassing - Seligman et al. rightly discussed the possibilit
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