Now There Really Is An Asteroid To Be Concerned About

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  • mrjarrell

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    Remember this thread, from a few days ago? Nothing much to worry about there. Now comes news that there IS an asteroid to be somewhat concerned about. Best thing is that it's a good few years off. Bad news is that some of us will be too damned old to do much if it did hit us. Yeah, 2040 seems like a long way off. Here's hoping it threads the keyhole or that the science Johnnies figure out how to kill off a football stadium sized killer rock.

    Asteroid 2011 AG5: a football-stadium-sized rock to watch carefully | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine
     

    Stschil

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    Not to worry, plans for the destruction of Earth to make way for an interstellar bypass have been on file for quite a while. The Vogon's are just doing their jobs....

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    printcraft

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    Meh. President Gingerich will have the moonbase colony operational long before that time and I'll just go up there and and watch the fireworks.

    :yesway:
     

    hoosierdoc

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    Meh. President Gingerich will have the moonbase colony operational long before that time and I'll just go up there and and watch the fireworks.

    :yesway:

    But if it hits the earth and we gain mass, we'll pull the moon down from increased gravity. Now, if the moon lands in a desert in Arizona, everyone will say it was faked.
     

    Fletch

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    What, you're not comfortable leaving the survival of our planet to a government agency using equipment supplied by the lowest bidders?

    This is a more accurate statement of my position: Humanity's long term survival is too important to trust to government. The planet will get along just fine with or without us.
     
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