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Look at the water displacement occuring at 23,000 mph assuming it didn't break apart.

Do you have a linky?

"The interesting part of this mission is that we don't really know what to expect," said Don Yeomans, a senior research scientist with the Deep Impact mission at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). "But no matter what happens, we'll observe the phenomena."

But we did stay in a Holiday In Express last night!!

They will far surpass us. They out number us. They don't give all there money to foreign countries nor do they give as much during times of disasters.With child labor they will out produce us.

Odd couple? Funny! Funny! Funny!
Hey, no wonder why they don't allow smoking on aircraft with all that Methane!! Boom!!!

GCN,
It doesn't have to be that large of an amount of stored energy to fracture it into bits, chunks or pieces in the case of a Nitrogen and Ogygen reservoir. It is just a theory and one that should be looked at before sending projectiles into the comet at 23,000mph. It also doesn't have to send a chuck this way. It could send a chunk into an asteroid and then the asteroid could be deflected this way. Once you have started billiard ball collisions who knows what might happen? It would be better to land on it then study the thing before slamming into it.

I just want to see what if? They have not done calculations on this as far as what I have read so far!! You may be making it better not worse!! Who knows? :band:

It ain't no parinoia. Just a theory? What if? No sickness at all!!! Actually, I am certified sane by the FBI!! How about you?

Don't know untill I have the answer?

A neat theory about the deep impact mission!

So if you heated them up then seperated the molecules you could use them later after they cooled down.Yes?

Suppose you forced them to stay together?