Rock to miss earth

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Coloken

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• Jun 24, 2011

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An asteroid about 5 to 20 meters across is supposed (supposed) to miss earth by 12 thousand K meters on Monday morning. It will be going through the zone with satellites, but the chance of hitting one is small.
I don't know about you, but to me, that is close enough. And big enough.

 

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bison

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Mebby with a bit of luck it'll pluck the white house from the lawn.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Its probly commin this way cause I spilled that used oil this winter. That would do it I am sure.

 

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John Harmon.

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Wow;Here's what one does when it hits earth. Meteor Crater near Winslow Az. Stopped there 2 weeks ago Tuesday coming home from Colorado.What can I say:Big hole in the ground,expensive gift shop[We all got a "Made in Honduras" T shirt with some Meteor Crater stuff on them} Stayed overnite in the Camp Ground near there.Camp Ground was real nice.About 4 hours from home.

 

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geok

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Is the rock that is supposed to hit April 1st 2029 still coming? Supposed to take out 15% on impact then 60% of all life over the next 20 years after. I hope I live long enough to see if it happens or not.

 

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rrlund

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Darn,I had my catchers mit all oiled up!

 

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TomH in PA

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Probably just a UFO sent here to protect us. Nothing to worry about
UFO Crash

 

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Chris(WA)

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• Jun 24, 2011

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I have been there too. A very interesting place. Hard not to look up and wonder about the next one coming when you stand at the edge of that hole in the ground!

 

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Mike (WA)

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• Jun 24, 2011

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I'm REAL suspicious of anything that's supposed to happen on April 1.

 

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big hunter

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• Jun 24, 2011

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I was just wondering...when one of those big rocks hits the earth like that one in AZ. and makes that big crater...where does the big rock go? I mean where is it now? Did it bounce off the earth and head for another planet? Did it melt completely? I don't know.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jun 24, 2011

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your right, I never thought of that before. Where the heck are all those rocks. Maybe they got poofed!!!

 

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Gun guru

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• Jun 24, 2011

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A 20 meter diameter rock is not all that large, of course I wouldnt mind seeing the footage of it hitting the ground.

 

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bobs old iron

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• Jun 24, 2011

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i probably be in an old folk home when it hit it.

 

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RayP(MI)

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• Jun 24, 2011

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Probably down there somewhere. In fragments. Probably a lot scattered over a large radius as a ressult of the impact explosion.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jun 24, 2011

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thats how the end is gonna hit according to HISTRY CHANNL

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jun 24, 2011

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it cant end now, Im just starting to retire. That would be my luck :x

 

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Chris(WA)

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• Jun 24, 2011

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See the little white spots in the middle of the crater? They are the buildings for the mine that was developed down there in the attempt to recover the iron from the meteor. They went broke trying to dig it up. Sounded like it has shattered and/or vaporized from the impact.
That is a seriously big hole in the earth!

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jun 25, 2011

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looks like one of the iron ore holes in Western Australia with the contents stockpiled in China, The way we are going these things will be all over.. good reservoirs though, just establish a town.

 

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Hay_Man

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• Jun 25, 2011

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An asteroid about 5 to 20 meters across is supposed (supposed) to miss earth by 12 thousand K meters

How much is 12 thousand K meters in miles?

I guess 5 to 20 meters is 12.5 feet to 50 feet? Why can't the size be described a bit closer to the actual size? If it's that close I would think they could tell exactly how big it is.

Inquiring minds would like to know.