New almost certain to occur shortly conspiracy

Originally posted by MasterGemini
reply to post by GonzoSinister

 

Will you take numerology or symbolism as an answer?

LoL

Symoblism... too early in the morning for math


So you know.. the story has now changed in the current news update to dead junk and saellites might Crash into "Space stations"

Originally posted by alfa1

Originally posted by GonzoSinister
they reported there has been an initial announcement that there is now soo much space junk around Earth

Anyone interested in space has known for a very large number of years that there is a dangerously ever increasing lot of space junk up there. What your radio is saying isnt really NEWS but probably just (like most news nowdays) just a reading of a press release that somebody put out on the topic.



Edit - and sure enough, this "news" stems from a press release about a report from the "National Research Council" who appear to be a group of people that do nothing but make reports about stuff.
Today, they've finished a report about space junk...

Limiting Future Collision Risk to Spacecraft:An Assessment of NASA's Meteoroid and Orbital Debris Programs
link

edit on 2-9-2011 by alfa1 because: (no reason given)

If that press release is news worthy it must be a slow news day......
to be announcing non-news, just generally accepted info...


They claimed there on the radio it was NASA scientists... sounds intense

Maybe it's just a slow weather day or something so they've decided to branch out ?

Cheers

It doe's seem like a pretty random news article to be heard on British radio at 06:00AM in the morning but I wouldn't say there anything more to it than that in my opinion.

Good looking out Op this is how to stay ahead of the news now we know where something might happen no joke this kinda thing happens all the time.

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Dear GonzoSinister

For sure ATS will warp your mind but perhaps in a good way.

You may well be right but think as a cover for a solar storm which NASA have already told us about but in a small way.

Much lest frightening to have all communication taken out by a piece of space junk than all satellites wiped out by a solar storm.

Really interesting stuff. S+F!

But two events in the past four years — a 2007 Chinese anti-satellite weapon test and a 2009 crash-in-orbit of two satellites — put so much new junk in space that everything changed, the report said. The widely criticized Chinese test used a missile to smash an aging weather satellite into 150,000 pieces of debris larger than four-tenths of an inch (1 centimeter) and 3,118 pieces can be tracked by radar on the ground, the report said.

"Those two single events doubled the amount of fragments in Earth orbit and completely wiped out what we had done in the last 25 years," Kessler said.

Why? At what point did they decide this would be a brilliant idea? Bloody Chinese!

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This was one of the main 'interest stories' on BBC Breakfast this morning also. They were talking about using giant magnetic umberellas or 'fishing nets' to catch the debris

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It just all seems a little too staged