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Potentially Hazardous Asteroids...
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boxermoose
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jmain
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Re: Potentially Hazardous Asteroids...
If one comes, I hope for a direct hit to the head.
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strider67
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Oh great, and I thought I was afraid of the dinosaurs attacking our house while a tornado was bearing down on us during an earthquake when I was a wee-lad...now this!!! Thanks Andy!
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07/25/09 - CHL class completed
07/31/09 - Received Pin/Packet sent.
09/23/09 - Plastic in hand!!
07/31/09 - Received Pin/Packet sent.
09/23/09 - Plastic in hand!!
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That's what I was thinking, too. Just get a law passed against asteroid strikes. No asteroids allowed within 1000 miles of Earth, all asteroids must be registered, and a complete ban on all assault asteroids. That'll fix the problem.bdickens wrote:We should just ban them.
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Dave2
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Astronomy Picture of the Day, eh? I love that site...
Speaking of which, I wonder how our knowledge of the universe and orbital physics would be different if we'd come along 4 billion years in the future, and had a night sky like this?
Speaking of which, I wonder how our knowledge of the universe and orbital physics would be different if we'd come along 4 billion years in the future, and had a night sky like this?
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