2012 DA14 WILL hit earth.. Confirmed.

Possibly an air burst?

if it hits anything at all, it would probably be some satellite or two....

This might be a dumb question but I'll ask anway.

What about a magnetic pull? What if the asteroid is comprised of ferrous metals? Is there any chance it could pass through one of Earths magnetic field lines, one of opposing polarity, and get pulled in... or at least, alter it's course slightly?

You're sick.



Maybe if people stopped attacking the messenger rather than the message (which they are utterly incapable off) he'd get a chance to do so.

Doc Astro has shown his data and his work, none of the fricking "we can't know anything" idiots has said anything that rebuts it.

I agree with you Asto. Please keep sharing your knowledge, reading your posts can only make me smarter!

I asked this on another thread and here is the response I received and my replies.



Thanks,

I'be been doing some reading on this.

[link to www.wisegeek.com]



"30-60 microteslas for the Earth's magnetic field may not sound like a lot, but when you take into account the total volume of the field, its total energy is extremely large, much larger than any magnetic field generated artificially."

"Magnetic pull? No *way.* Magnetic forces such as that decrease as 1/r^4, and even on earth they are barely enough to swing a compass"

I figure NASA scientists calculate the impact probability for many asteroids, taking in account all the unknowns they can think of (which includes all the things you and I could think off, and a lot more). However I also think they would keep the truth hidden, if one was expected to hit. Unless they could say exactly where it would hit.. then maybe they would tell us to evacuate. Especially for one what isn't "that big" on the grand scale of things.


So yeah, magnetic pull won't effect it anymore than possibly causing it to roll one way or the other..

You proved nothing but that which you already accept on authority.

You certainly did not disprove David Dunham's assertions.

Thanks for trying but we will find out tomorrow one way or the other.

You're a piece of shit and need to be banned.

Actually I did my own calculations based on amateur data, not professional, not NASA, etc.

I have a friend at NASA nothing serious will happen till 2053.
Sure this thing can drop somewhere in the sea but that's it.

*I keep the right to fuck up as we all have different friends in different places ;)

I have a friend at Walmart. He said they're selling out of Depends.

i have friends that have regular jobs

Yea true. And narcissistic. Oh well, to each his own. Continue if you must, it'll be passed soon. You made it the grand non event it is. You could've just let these guys see for the self nothing was going to happen. Then again, only someone humble teaches with patience and understanding... You're nothing but ego and self-grandeur.

The truth hurts. It's funny, because you feed off bringing the honest "truth" to others, yet can not accept on a personal note some ugly truths have been shown by you, and constantly deny and skirt around any judgement on your character itself and how you have presented yourself throughout this.

In other words, your assertions carry no more weight than Dunham's. Glad we settled that!

In any case, we will find out tomorrow.

Cheers!

That's because it's ad hominem. I really don't give a damn what you think about me. I really don't give a damn what you think about my character. It's irrelevant. Fact is, it is and was entirely possible to know ahead of time that this rock is not going to hit us. Some people refuse to accept that.

Actually I presented an analysis of the asteroid's orbit and why I know it won't hit. I do not see any such analysis coming from you, Dunham, or anyone else claiming it will hit us. Therefore my statements carry more weight because they're backed up by observational evidence. It's funny to watch you bounce between complaining about authority to demanding authority.

Last Edited by Astromut on 02/14/2013 05:17 PM

He's right ^^. I hope it does hit, but then again....

Astro versus Dunham: we will find out tomorrow; I just wish there was a good reason to believe either of you.

Oh well, it is not really important either way. I mean, its not like NASA would tell us if it was going to hit or that we could do anything about it anyway.

Cheers!

Again, I didn't ask NASA, I did the calculations myself from amateur data. It is entirely possible to know which one of us are right even before tomorrow.

Last Edited by Astromut on 02/14/2013 07:30 PM

Getting exciting now.

13 Februar 2013 22.15 Uhr
Germany?

holy crap! was that real?

I think the key word in all of this is made by Dr. Astro....Amateur

0,1 LD

FACTOR THIS, OH MIGHTY DR. OZ-TRO! Precisely what Son of PC and I were asking: i.e., electromagnetic exchange between two highly charged homopolar motors known as Earth and a sizable asteroid. Sorry to "rock" your world!! Heeheehee snort snort!

Feb. 14, 2013: "New research by Richard Binzel, a professor of planetary science at MIT, suggests that many near-Earth asteroids experience a seismic jolt when they pass too close to our planet’s gravitational field.
"We are going to be looking closely for evidence of seismic activity on 2014 DA14 as it passes by," says Binzel. "This is the first case of an object coming close enough to experience quakes AND where we have enough notice to plan observations."

[link to science.nasa.gov]

Says nothing about electromagnetic exchange. It's due to tidal forces upon the asteroid. Ever hear of this thing called the Roche limit?

DUDER! Ever heard of this thing called The Electric Universe? You are stuck like the geocentric Catholic Church when they locked the door to Galileo. You are motivating totally from a purely mechanical model! Open your mind, sir. A least entertain a remote possibility that electromagnetism is a billion, billion, billion, billion, billion times more powerful a force in this universe than is gravity! www.holoscience.com. has taught me a lot. Let me ask you a personal question: When you orgasm, does it feel like an apple thudding to Earth? Or lightning? (It's a clue it'saclueit'saclue!)