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And the only confirmed piece of the asteroid is found by Frank Kite, the geochemist at UCLA. And it's about the size of maybe a... Oh, that's an easy... Maybe a peanut size. I'll say a peanut size. And this was reported in the journal Nature in 1998. And there have been other samples. There were other samples found in 2022, but the peer review is not yet being able to establish whether they're actually the asteroid or not, but they're looking into it, so they may have found some additional samples. They're not completely sure yet.