Large Asteroid to Safely Pass Earth on Sept. 1 - Page 2

STEED · 09-01-17, 05:08 PM

Well its got around 50 odd minutes GMT to smash into the Earth and wipe us all out.

Platapus · 09-01-17, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED

Well its got around 50 odd minutes GMT to smash into the Earth and wipe us all out.

Don't tease.

STEED · 09-01-17, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Platapus

Don't tease.

Me...

Well its now Sept 2nd and I'm cheesed off, what a let down this has been..

Rhodes · 09-02-17, 04:55 AM

I even forgotten that this was happening, so...

STEED · 09-02-17, 06:41 AM

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I even forgotten that this was happening, so...

If I was you crack open a bottle of cold beer sit back and relax.

Reece · 09-02-17, 07:07 AM

Rhodes · 09-02-17, 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by STEED

If I was you crack open a bottle of cold beer sit back and relax.

Gerald · 09-02-17, 01:58 PM

We look forward to another.

Gargamel · 09-02-17, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED

Don't bother me unless it comes in a mile of the earth.

I think you'd notice if a 2 mile asteroid came within a mile of earth.

Sailor Steve · 09-02-17, 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Gargamel

I think you'd notice if a 2 mile asteroid came within a mile of earth.

But not for long.

STEED · 09-02-17, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Gargamel

I think you'd notice if a 2 mile asteroid came within a mile of earth.

Not me, far too busy.

vienna · 09-02-17, 07:24 PM

Wait... asteroid?... what asteroid?...

<O>

STEED · 09-03-17, 07:24 AM

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Wait... asteroid?... what asteroid?...

<O>

Good question, we need names places who where and when and what are my odds cooking the great British breakfast and sitting down to eat it and see another day.

Rockin Robbins · 09-03-17, 08:00 AM

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I think you'd notice if a 2 mile asteroid came within a mile of earth.

If it were a mile from earth that would put it most of the way through our atmosphere. Chances are the whole thing would explode like the Tunguska explosion in 1908. The Tunguska meteor/asteroid/whateveritwas is estimated to have been only 150 feet in diameter and leveled 800 square miles of dense forest.

Gargamel · 09-03-17, 06:30 PM

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If it were a mile from earth that would put it most of the way through our atmosphere. Chances are the whole thing would explode like the Tunguska explosion in 1908. The Tunguska meteor/asteroid/whateveritwas is estimated to have been only 150 feet in diameter and leveled 800 square miles of dense forest.

Pretty much my point.

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vienna Navy Seal Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Anywhere but the here & now... Posts: 7,711 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Wait... asteroid?... what asteroid?... <O> __________________ __________________________________________________ __