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[00:00.77]Dredging up approximately 385 tons of lunar dust,
[00:06.09]And in addition to recording the collision,
[00:11.59]The Sheperding spacecraft will fly through,
[00:18.49]The regolith plume thrown up by the collision.
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[00:27.42]Sheperding spacecraft will use its specialized sensors,
[00:29.13]To look for water's telltale chemical signature,
[00:36.68]Within the larger debris plume created by the Centaur,
[00:42.45]Possibly in the form of ice, hydrocarbons of hydrated materials.
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[00:58.44]Those who live will have the best opportunity because of the sky,
[01:05.20]The best opportunity because of the sky will still be dark,
[01:10.89]Those living east of the Mississippi will still be able to see the moon,
[01:16.72]But they'll also have twilight.
[01:19.98]Uber-time.
[01:23.05]Uber-time.
[01:23.42]Uber-time.
[01:28.21]Uber-time.
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