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For this to happen, it must have a low-enough potential energy to begin with. Otherwise, it will just shoot out the other side of the orbit. In that case, most
by LASR 4y ago
For this to happen, it must have a low-enough potential energy to begin with. Otherwise, it will just shoot out the other side of the orbit.
In that case, most likely a meteor was already in orbit, and we just didn't know about it.