Exam 3: Near-Earth Objects
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Many things can happen when a large NEO strikes earth. Consider only ejecta for a moment. How and why would ejecta affect short term climate (over a few months)?
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-These are mostly made of rock and/or metal.

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Complete the concept map displayed below by selecting the correct response from the answers provided.
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Complete the concept map displayed below by selecting the correct response from the answers provided.
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There are currently no known asteroids with a Torino scale rating 3 or above.
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Comets have actually been observed striking a planet in our Solar system.
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Complete the concept map displayed below by selecting the correct response from the answers provided.
-Complete the concept map by selecting the correct response from the answers provided for number 4.

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