Dredging up approximately 385 tons of lunar dust
And in addition to recording the collision
The Shepherding Spacecraft will fly through the
Regolith plume's thrown up by the collision

Shepherding spacecraft will use its specialized sensors
To look for water's telltale chemical signature
Within the larger debris plume created by the Centaur
Possibly in the form of ice
Hydrocarbons or hydrated materials

Those who live will have the best opportunity because of the sky
The best opportunity because of the sky will still be dark
Those living east of the Mississippi will still be able to see the moon
But they'll also have twilight

Uber-time
Uber-time
Uber-time
Uber-time

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