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Originally posted by rickyrrr
reply to post by Chadwickus
Don't we at least get a meteor shower or something? I imagine all that mass is still there, just disperse, maintaining (on average) the same trajectory, since total momentum is conserved. I am no astronomer, just speculating here.
-rrr
Originally posted by Illustronic
Sort of sad in a way the first comet discovered by a Russian in 20 years ends up falling off of the small body database, ironic. The first trip to solar perihelion was just too much for this little body.
Originally posted by Common Scarecrow
"Michael Mattiazzo Elenin did not survive Perihelion."
I am not so sure that is good news.
Which is easier ....... trying to dodge a bullet or a shotgun blast?
Instead of being hit with one large object we may be hit with millions of smaller ones spread out over a larger area.
No it is quit obvious you just like to argue. It is only upsetting that ATS members have not figured out how to deal with you when places like 4chan have. You ignore the posts that are just for sake of arguing and they all go away.
Originally posted by CasiusIgnoranze
reply to post by Josonic
Did I say I was a doomsayer? Or did you just assume that I was?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by Demoncreeper
reply to post by Greg100
I posted "OFFICIAL:" above.
but again..
www.msnbc.msn.com...
Or did you want an official youtuber statement?
hahaha
edit on 17-9-2011 by Demoncreeper because: ad an extra ha.
Originally posted by Partisanity
Originally posted by Common Scarecrow
"Michael Mattiazzo Elenin did not survive Perihelion."
I am not so sure that is good news.
Which is easier ....... trying to dodge a bullet or a shotgun blast?
Instead of being hit with one large object we may be hit with millions of smaller ones spread out over a larger area.
That is not how it works. The more broken up it is, the larger the total surface area of the collected mass, the easier it will burn up if it enters the atmosphere. Lots of small ones will always be better than one big one.
I'm going to now make mention of the Hopi Indians thoughts. The Hopi Indians tell of 2 Cousins coming...
Originally posted by karen61057
reply to post by Common Scarecrow
That would only be true if we were in its path. But we are not and have never been in its path so a billion pcs flying past on the same track that it was on before.