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> Also, the collision will be off-center and, eyeballing the orbital diagrams, some 15 degrees shy of being head-on. How can we tell it will be off-centre if t
by dmurray 6y ago
> Also, the collision will be off-center and, eyeballing the orbital diagrams, some 15 degrees shy of being head-on.
How can we tell it will be off-centre if there's enough uncertainty in the orbital prediction that they are only "1% to 20%" to collide at all?
- TeMPOraL 6y agoBecause if there's 1% to 20% chance they'll collide at all, then the chance they'll collide centrally is even smaller.