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August 23, 2008 - 11:03AM
An Australian researcher has won an international prize for her plan to wrap a giant asteroid with reflective sheeting to stop it colliding with the earth and destroying all life.
Such an impact would have the force of 110,000 Hiroshima atomic bombs if the asteroid, which actually exists, hits the planet in 2036, said Mary D'Souza, a PhD student with the University of Queensland's School of Engineering.
Originally posted by MockedUnicorn
Here's a plan:
Lets get a team of astronauts up there with a bomb and land on the Asteroid. Then, Have the guy from Die Hard to blow it up.
It worked in the movie....
Originally posted by Fett Pinkus
reply to post by unnamedninja
well we could clone willis so that he would be young enough to get the job done