If you look over the element ratios we measured, you might conclude that our comet particles look more like chondritic porous IDPs than CI chondrite meteorites.
It's hard to say how big the comet really was, because by the time we found it, the powerful gravity of Jupiter had already fractured the object into a couple dozen pieces.
The Eta Aquariid meteor shower is an annual phenomenon that occurs when the earth approaches a trail of dust and debris left by the famous Halley's Comet in the celestial event.