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Nominator: TompaDompa ( talk · contribs)
Reviewer: Ghosts of Europa ( talk · contribs) Hello! I've enjoyed your previous articles on planets and the Sun in fiction. Looking forward to reviewing this! 04:48, 20 March 2024 (UTC)
This is a very entertaining and educational article!
orbits within the inner Solar System, but this article uses a broader definition that includes
asteroids from the Oort cloudand other Solar Systems (e.g. in The Empire Strikes Back).
Later works mostly recognize that the individual asteroids are very far apart—the average distance between them being comparable to the Earth–Moon distance—and accordingly pose little danger to spacecraft, though this need not necessarily be the case in asteroid fields outside of our Solar System-> Later works mostly recognize that the individual asteroids are very far apart: the average distance between two asteroids is similar to the distance between Earth and the Moon. Accordingly, asteroid belts pose little danger to spacecraft, although this is not necessarily the case outside of our Solar System.
Great work! Ghosts of Europa ( talk) 05:27, 23 March 2024 (UTC)
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Reviewer: Ghosts of Europa ( talk · contribs) Hello! I've enjoyed your previous articles on planets and the Sun in fiction. Looking forward to reviewing this! 04:48, 20 March 2024 (UTC)
This is a very entertaining and educational article!
orbits within the inner Solar System, but this article uses a broader definition that includes
asteroids from the Oort cloudand other Solar Systems (e.g. in The Empire Strikes Back).
Later works mostly recognize that the individual asteroids are very far apart—the average distance between them being comparable to the Earth–Moon distance—and accordingly pose little danger to spacecraft, though this need not necessarily be the case in asteroid fields outside of our Solar System-> Later works mostly recognize that the individual asteroids are very far apart: the average distance between two asteroids is similar to the distance between Earth and the Moon. Accordingly, asteroid belts pose little danger to spacecraft, although this is not necessarily the case outside of our Solar System.
Great work! Ghosts of Europa ( talk) 05:27, 23 March 2024 (UTC)