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Okay ppl Ill tell you the truth: there are two possibilities
1, It wont hit earth
2, It will hit earth
Thats it ..we'll see about that..we cant change it anyways.
But to think foraward... Imagine having the 20 of January 2019. On this day it's official: We WILL die. What do you do in you last week or so?
Me? Sex drugs and traaance all day 
Id shoot all the ppl i hate, rob banks, have UNsafe sex 
.......yeah..
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| Originally posted by TranceGiant Okay ppl Ill tell you the truth: there are two possibilities 1, It wont hit earth 2, It will hit earth Thats it ..we'll see about that..we cant change it anyways. But to think foraward... Imagine having the 20 of January 2019. On this day it's official: We WILL die. What do you do in you last week or so? Me? Sex drugs and traaance all day Id shoot all the ppl i hate, rob banks, have UNsafe sex .......yeah.. |
im not so scared that the asteroid will hit earth, if it does we might all die. Thats not so bad. If we THINK its gonna hit, then fuckin anarchy will rule all. there will be murder and rapes like no other. PPl will stop going to work, EVERYTHING will get fucked...if this happens, I only hope it does hit and kill us all. Otherwise it would be hellish in the aftermath!
J_spot... In fact I think you're wrong. Yeah, right now we're all like "id rob a bank bla bla bla" but I think thats if it's REALLY gonna happen, if we would all know that we're gonna die soon there would be world peace. Im sure about it. We'd finally realize that we ARE all in the same boat, human beings sharing the same destiny. Problems and conflicts would be buried...Universal love, Universal Nation 
And then we would all die together..in peace. End of the story 
if it destroys earth, we won't live to tell.
so, who cares?
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| Originally posted by TranceGiant J_spot... In fact I think you're wrong. Yeah, right now we're all like "id rob a bank bla bla bla" but I think thats if it's REALLY gonna happen, if we would all know that we're gonna die soon there would be world peace. Im sure about it. We'd finally realize that we ARE all in the same boat, human beings sharing the same destiny. Problems and conflicts would be buried...Universal love, Universal Nation And then we would all die together..in peace. End of the story |
nobody has mentioned solutions to change its direction, because that is possible (from what I've heard)
funniest solution: paint the whole thingy white. because of the color and the sun blablabla etc. etc. its course should change
pack it in silverpaper: same as above (imagine the HUGE amount of aluminiumsheet you need 
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and there was something of a solarscreen... dunno
anywayz, I'm not too worried, we all have to die once so
what interests me: when you see this thing coming RIGHT at you... what happen... logically I think the airpressure and temperature goes up that much that you die before the thing has hit the earth.
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imagine the HUGE wave it would cause when it falls in the see... and then surving on it
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i read it in the newspaper today, chance it hits: 1: 1.000.000 
and if it hits it hits europe. if it hits germany: say bye bye europe. if it hits holland or swiss or poland: firestorm. and so on..
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| Originally posted by kolkiewolkie what interests me: when you see this thing coming RIGHT at you... what happen... logically I think the airpressure and temperature goes up that much that you die before the thing has hit the earth. |
uhm did i miss something?
If the meteor hits earth ppl will die near point of impact, but wouldn't other ppl die later from the lack of clean air and so on?
I don't think the meteor can kill everybody on impact.
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| Originally posted by Munken I don't think the meteor can kill everybody on impact. |
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| Originally posted by TimeportE i thought that this meteor couldn't kill all the people at all.. "just" whole europe! |
euhm, try to imagine the amount of dust that gets released...
I (not sure) thought that was the problem 65 million years ago.. because of the dust ==>> no sunlight ==>> temperature drops down ==>> iceage(s) ==>> everyone dies,( or turns into an eskimo )
but seriously, try imagining 100 years without light & heat (natural sources are gone in no time, plus energycompanies won't work either (which idiot works with a constant temperature of minus 30 degrees celsius)
result: we all diiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 
/makes notes of thinks to do before 1th of februari.... loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong list
/goes on with his (boring) work
heard about it too
it's really depressing when news like that are announced
it is freaky to think that in about 17 years, earth might be no more
but then again any asteroid can hit us anytime without us knowing about it. makes you think about living life to its fullest and trying to make each and every passing day worthwhile and not wasting it.
there is nothing we can do but just try not to think about it
first off ice ages come periodically even with out meteors. secondly, there's a theory about a 10th planet in the solar system that collides with the Earth orbit every so an so (i think around 3000) years. just do a search for planet x. there are a zillion sites about this.
I dont think a real orbiting planet could actually collide with earth. Think of the HUGE dent it would have put in our round planet. If it was small enough not to put a huge dent in us, it would have just smashed straight in and gotten itself destroyed in the process (so it wouldnt be around to orbit any more)
Actually there is one star that swings our way every million (or was it thousand? cant remember) years, and its gravity causes us to be showered with gigantic asteroids.
Btw, heres an interesting thing I heard. Apparantly, some people now beleive that the dark ages were dark, literally. There have been accounts that for a few years, the sun would only shine for 3 hours a day and the sky was blackened constantly. This is pretty much what happens with an asteroid impact (the dust getting kicked up).
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| Originally posted by Endre thats bullshit man, dont believe every single shit article you read. BBC might be very good and so on, but hey, everyone makes misstakes  |
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| it's really depressing when news like that are announced it is freaky to think that in about 17 years, earth might be no more but then again any asteroid can hit us anytime without us knowing about it. makes you think about living life to its fullest and trying to make each and every passing day worthwhile and not wasting it. there is nothing we can do but just try not to think about it |
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| Originally posted by nrjizer I dont think a real orbiting planet could actually collide with earth. Think of the HUGE dent it would have put in our round planet. If it was small enough not to put a huge dent in us, it would have just smashed straight in and gotten itself destroyed in the process (so it wouldnt be around to orbit any more) Actually there is one star that swings our way every million (or was it thousand? cant remember) years, and its gravity causes us to be showered with gigantic asteroids. |
There. check out the planet x fact page
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| Originally posted by hangover Hey I don't know if you should believe it or not, but there is alot of very convincing evidence for this. For one, they say that such a large satellite as our moon could only have been created this way (a big planet hits the earth and knocks off a piece which gets caught in orbit). Also they bring alot of biblical quotes from that time that look usual, but when you read them again with in light of this info it explains alot (e.g.: and the sky kingdom came down to earth and the ground and skies shattered or something... ) EDIT> oh i remembered another thing: bout our planet being round. did you know that a long time ago there was only one big continent and all the rest was ocean? well try to imagin how it looks like without the ocean... it would look like half a planet, and when it started to rain all the water concentrated on the lower parts and created the ocean |
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| Originally posted by Cafster thats true about the moon. but that happened at the formation of the solar system. where huge chunks of shit were crashing together on a constant basis. thats how all the terrestrial planets were formed. its not like every few thousand years we have contact with this "Planet X" you refer to. the one big continent hundreds of millions of years ago was called Pangea. it still had the same fault lines that we have today. they just hadnt separated yet. |
i didnt say they formed the atmosphere. i said they formed the planet itself. the atmosphere wasnt always here. it came about hundreds of millions of years afterthe planet was formed. once all the bits form together slowly things happen. the basic elements behind life (oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, among others) would have begun to react with other elements eventually creating the atmosphere we know. so the huge chunks formed the planet itself.
ill go a bit more into this.
when a star forms it happens in a big ball of gas and other materials. if there is a large gravity scource in the gas field objects and more gas will be drawn towards it. the more things come the more compression and friction there is and thus the more heat. until the heat becomes so much that the gaseous mixture begins fusion and a star is born. around the new star there will still be a big soupy cloud. full of all elements naturally found in the world and in space. in this cloud there are collisions between the large chunks of rock as they orbit the new star. with more collisions these orbiting rocks get bigger and become the planets we know them as. but they wouldnt have had atmospheres yet. they would have been orbiting balls of rock and lava. as millions of years go by, the predominant elements on each planet begin to combine and create an atmosphere of whatever is on that planet. thats why all the planets arent the same. they contain different amounts of different things.
this next thing you should take some time to think about. most star system (a star with or without planets orbiting) are BINARY star systems. they have 2 stars in revolution around eachother. our solar system is the exception instead of the rule. there wasnt enough material for Jupiter (what would have been the 2nd star in the system) to get large enough and hot enough for fusion to take place.
if our system was "normal" we (we being life as we know it) would not be able to exist.
let me tell you somthing... if scientists predict an asteroid will imminantly destroy Earth, there will be one hell of a party!!!!!!!!!!
possible names:
'StroidCrasher
Rock Parade
Mayday
Sensation Rock
Meh Im not worried. Hasnt superman been known to stop astroids from hitting the earth a few times?
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