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Tagyhag

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Before some people here inevitably freak out, it's only 6.5 feet in diameter. Not only that, but it would have to impact at the right angle or it'll just burn up in the atmosphere.
 

Osahi

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Oct 27, 2017
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It's only 6,5 feet(which makes it smaller than the average Era member iirc).

Thing will burn up as fast as a Trump aide.
 

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Not even 2 meters wide, meh.

Fitting for 2020, people asked for "Giant Meteor" and they sent "Don't Rock the Boat Meteor".
 

Xiofire

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AstronaughtE

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Nov 26, 2017
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Is there anything we can do to provide a help action so it gets advantage?

But seriously we're going to need to deal with those bugs. Stay say Buenos Aires!
 

Jonnax

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www.independent.co.uk

Asteroid heading towards Earth ‘has 0.41 per cent chance of hitting planet’

Projection comes after Nasa detects asteroid flying closer to Earth than ever before
So the Asteroid is called: 2018VP1





The space agency said there were three potential impacts but, "based on 21 observations spanning 12.968 days", it did not think a direct impact was likely.
2018VP1, which was first identified at Palomar Observatory, California, in 2018, is not considered a "potentially hazardous object" due to its small size - with a diameter of 0.002 km (about 6.5 feet), according to Nasa data.
Potentially hazardous objects - usually asteroids or comets - are those which have an orbit taking them close to Earth and are large enough to cause significant regional damage if they ever hit the planet.



2018 VP1 - Wikipedia


It's only 2 meters long.
Seems like it'll only burn up in the atmosphere.
Like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolide
 

Kyuuji

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Nov 8, 2017
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Sounds like unfavourable odds. Trump should cancel the election for four years for the safety of the population and until science can ensure our safety.
 

Bradford

terminus est
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This thread could literally end with a lock.

As tough as a year 2020 has been, I don't think a meteor is a going to, nor should, be the solution.
 
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