NASA Swift Satellite Offers a Different View of the Great Comet Collision

Scientists using the Swift satellite witnessed a tale of fire and ice today, as NASA's Deep Impact probe slammed into the frozen comet Tempel 1. The collision briefly lit the dim comet's surface and exposed, for the first time, a section of ancient and virgin material from the comet's interior.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news4943.html">NASA Swift Satellite Offers a Different View of the Great Comet Collision</a></p> <p> Scientists using the Swift satellite witnessed a tale of fire and ice today, as NASA's Deep Impact probe slammed into the frozen comet Tempel 1. The collision briefly lit the dim comet's surface and exposed, for the first time, a section of ancient and virgin material from the comet's interior. <br></p>