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UPDATE CLOSE PASS SIMULATION [0.08% VERY LOW] Probability of collision Mars W / Comet C/2013 A1 (Siding Spring)
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[quote:rphunter:MV8yMTU1ODU0XzM2NDM2NDkzXzM4Rjg3MjQz] ORIGINAL POST PRAVDA [RUSSIA] [face=Tahoma][i]Astronomers predict a large-scale disaster on the Red Planet in October 2014, when a comet may ram into Mars, creating a 500-kilometer crater, the website of the Russian observatory ISON-NM said.[/i][/face] http://english.pravda.ru/news/science/25-02-2013/123895-mars_comet-0/ [/quote]
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MARCH 7
UPDATE NEW VIDEO SIMULATION AND HISTOGRAM OF CLOSE PASS
[
link to spaceobs.org
]
FROM MARCH 3
probablity of collision now very low [
link to spaceobs.org
]
OBJECTIVE:
THEORIES NEEDED TO PROCESS REPORTS AND ACCURATELY RELAY INFORMATION ABOUT OBSERVATIONS RE: IMPACT MARS/C/2013AI(SLIDING SPRING),ESP. CLOSE APPROACH, CAPTURE, MOON INTERACTION.
BASE THEORY
COMPLEMENTS OF
Dark Matter, Missing Planets and New Comets: Paradoxes Resolved, Origins
...
By Tom Van Flandern NAVAL ASTRONOMER [RIP]
TO UNDERSTAND MARS/MOONS HISTORY... AND CAPTURE COLLISION SCENARIOS READ CHAPTER ON MARS AND SATURN [ P 271, 272]
[
link to books.google.com
]
THEN AT LEAST LOOK AT /READ CHAPTERS ON
SPHERE OF INFLUENCE
ORIGIN OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
DO PLANETS EXPLODE
BASE DATA WITH UPDATES FROM SPACEOBS [RUSSIA]
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which might indicate the diameter from 10 to 50 km, the energy of impact might reach the equivalent of staggering 2×10¹º megatonnes! This kind of event can leave a crater 500 km across and 2 km deep. Such an event would overshadow even the famous bombardment of Jupiter by the disintegrated comet Shoemaker–Levy 9 in July 1994, which by some estimates was originally 15 km in diameter. - See more at:"
[
link to spaceobs.org
]
[
link to spaceobs.org
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