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¿Question #4914?
Randy Cox: Anyone follow that spaceship-blasts-into-comet crator-creating thing NASA did?

ocdspectrum: Shhh, we musn’t Speak of that here. Quick, to the back alley.
BOBBYCAN: That comet will never screw with us again!
Woelf: I remained somewhat aware of it, but didn't follow it minute-by-minute.
Felimid: A little.
Spirit of 70: I did not, but I wish I had. It sounds interesting.
Jatoha: not me
jessitron: no.
arkibet: no
ricardofo: nein
DHEK: Nope. When did they do this? Sounds interesting.
POvidiusNaso: I didn't.
Leo-T: Yes. The impact was used to expose the subsurface which was then analyzed by the remaining orbiter. The idea being that the interior material was a more pure primordial composition than the surface.
DHolte: Yes
mrspank: I followed it a little. It was determined that there wasn't as much water vapor on comets as was previously thought.
scribidinus: I keep waiting for a chunk of comet trash that was knocked loose by our experiment to end life as we know it.
scriptorum: I can't follow all your techie speak.
MeYesMe: Someone certainly did...I mean I think there were some newscasters who, like, *had* to.
Jose: no
TheDS: not closely, but I knew it happened on the day of, in advance.
wolver: No, there was a pink elephant sitting in front of my tv at that moment
keldrak: no
XanderF: "Any experiment that leaves a crater IS A SUCCESS!" - Casey and Andy
bigbadsteve: not really
skrutsch: Nope.
stephensj23: n
brainrob: No
shawn_low: Huh?
Loquutus: guess not.
vetinari7878: nope
GI Joe: No
Dorque: All a hoax.
skelebone: Only the part where someone filed suit against them for fucking up her horoscope.
Lord_Prussian: Deep Impact or whatever. Not really.
chaddyboy_2000: No. Are we going to die yet?
puffinge: I know that it happened. What was the point exactly?
jttm: I hear some Russians are suing NASA
CortexBomb: No
Spielfreak: Sort of. I noticed that someone in Russia has filed a frivalous lawsuit against NASA for the incident.
CDRodeffer: I heard about it, but haven't had time to read the stories yet. Cool science!