Seconded. We've had two images, a note that there are two "major types", one being light colored and fibrous, the other being darker and metallic, and that's
it. When Jones, Harrit, et. al. laid out their description, they did it in far shorter time with far fewer words and nowhere near the same number of digressions into irrelevant minituae. Let's stop posting entirely, folks, until she's ready to compose a complete work. I mean, think about it, people: If this were a presentation, she would've been about two hours in and still giving an introduction. There's no reason to post in this thread until substance is provided, so let's just quit. I'll start. I won't continue until we get:
- Specific characterizations of the dust (the above is a start).
- Attempted identification of the components dust.
- Description of experiments or observational methods (spectroscopy, etc.) used to aid in the characterization of the dust.
- Explanation of the significance of the dust, and the hypothesis being built from the noted characteristics of the dust.
As much as we criticize Jones and Harrit for their work, at
least they provided the above. This person isn't providing anything but empty reading calories. So let's all stop posting here. Let
her provide substance from here on out.