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There had barely been time to register what was actually happening...when Flamsteed suddenly burst into the room. Ducking...and covering. Right. Gabe...did that.

From beneath the desk, he kept his eyes glued to the astonishing spectacle. It wasn't everyday lessons offered up this kind of visual. Naturally, after the shock wore off, he could appreciate Flamsteed's ability to make an entrance. A+, really...

...and due to the excitement, Gabe had missed previously offered answers. Save for Hugh's. Unfortunate, as he liked to copy those down for reference. So, carefully getting back in his seat, and smiling just a little at Hugh, he raised his hand. "You're trying to demonstrate how these sorts of collisions, the ones between planets and other astronomical objects, behave after the fact?...which heavily depends on how strong the individual planet's gravitation pull is."

He was reminded of Saturn...and Jupiter, actually. Jupiter was the only planet to top Earth in that sense.

........Was it safe to start note-taking?....Or was there going to be an encore?