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Suppose a lone asteroid happens to be passing relatively near Jupiter (but not near any of its moons), following a hyperbolic orbit as it approaches Jupiter. Which of the following statements would be true?
A. Jupiter would probably expel the asteroid far out into the solar system.
B. Jupiter's gravity would capture the asteroid, making it a new moon of Jupiter.
C. The asteroid would slowly spiral into Jupiter until it crashed into the atmosphere.
D. The asteroid's orbit around Jupiter would not change, and it would go out on the same hyperbolic orbit that it came in on.
E. Any of these scenarios is possible.
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