My concern is that we aren't going to get much more than what was said in the articles already.

I think the beneficial outcome of all of this is that we can identify what to look for next time, and hopefully get funding to do that.

I also wonder if, as our tracking tech gets better, it would be relatively cheap to land a bunch of sensors on these and have them go on a ride somewhere in space for much cheaper than launching our own and trying to accelerate it to that velocity, even considering the costs of interception.