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So, you're not worried about 1000 Hiroshima bombs all exploding simultaneously just because there's no crater? That's the estimated energy released in the Tunguska event of 1908 which left no crater. We were lucky the area wasn't populated because if it was, a lot of people would have been killed.
originally posted by: FlyingFox
If meteor strike is such a danger, why don't we have more mid-sized impacts, ones which leave a meaningful crater..?
Just another bug hunt.
originally posted by: neo96
Maybe someone should create a nationwide skywatch site like they have for weather stations.
But who is going to review all that footage from all those cameras to see if there is a UFO in them?
originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: Blue Shift
But who is going to review all that footage from all those cameras to see if there is a UFO in them?
A program like Folding at home using video anaylitics that security cameras already use.
originally posted by: neo96
Why are you under estimating video analytics ?
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: FlyingFox
If meteor strike is such a danger, why don't we have more mid-sized impacts, ones which leave a meaningful crater..?
Just another bug hunt.
Most never reach the ground. Most happen over water (75% of the Earth's surface).