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Originally posted by PAH View PostYep. Coronation Street with the recent tram crash showed us that it is acceptable behaviour to both 'off' pestulant people and rob the local offie at times of crisis.
But in all seriousness, a large meteor strike would destroy modern civilisation ......
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Originally posted by wim121 View PostI cant wait for an apocalypse such as a metroid strike. I can kill my neighbours and people I dont like in the mayhem ...
Yep. Coronation Street with the recent tram crash showed us that it is acceptable behaviour to both 'off' pestulant people and rob the local offie at times of crisis.
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All it takes is a slight wobble in the earths orbit ....
Quickly .... everybody go to china and jump up and down .....
I cant wait for an apocalypse such as a metroid strike. I can kill my neighbours and people I dont like in the mayhem ...
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostSeven thousand five hundred metres is indeed close
(being old he was probbly in school before all this decimalisation and metricalisation nonsense)
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostNice, although in that zoomed in view it seems as if the asteroid's path is almost perpendicular to the ecliptic, coming from nowhere and disappearing into the void. A more zoomed out view is also illuminating, as it shows that the asteroid is an earth companion, travelling in roughly the same plane and orbit as the earth and at roughly the same speed. But if so does raise the question why it's not been seen before and when we are likely to get another close encounter.
It would be great if it hit the moon, or could be captured.
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Nice, although in that zoomed in view it seems as if the asteroid's path is almost perpendicular to the ecliptic, coming from nowhere and disappearing into the void. A more zoomed out view is also illuminating, as it shows that the asteroid is an earth companion, travelling in roughly the same plane and orbit as the earth and at roughly the same speed. But if so does raise the question why it's not been seen before and when we are likely to get another close encounter.
It would be great if it hit the moon, or could be captured.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postthere is an asteroid on its way. On monday, it will pass within 7500 m of the earth
thats close.
Luckily, it's only the size of two or three double-decker buses. So it'll be like the usual Monday morning scenario of several objects having the dimensions of a bus zooming past without stopping
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Tin Hats
Dont forget guys
there is an asteroid on its way. On monday, it will pass within 7500 m of the earth
thats close.
Scientists have predicted that if it gets deflected, and lands in Liverpool , Englandland, it could cause up to 1 billion pounds worth of improvements
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