ASTEROID FLYBY ONLY 0,2 LD

70,000

40,000

whats the right fucking number ?



73000 km
40000 miles

stay in skool. =P

On March 18, 2004, LINEAR announced a 30 meter asteroid 2004 FH, which would pass the Earth that day at only 42,600 km (26,500 miles), about one-tenth the distance to the moon, and the closest miss ever noticed. They estimated that similar sized asteroids come as close about every two years[31].


On March 31, 2004, two weeks after 2004 FH, meteoroid 2004 FU162 set a new record for closest recorded approach, passing Earth only 6,500 km (4,000 miles) away (nearly one-sixtieth of the distance to the Moon). Because it was very small (6 meters/20 feet), FU162 was detected only hours before its closest approach. If it had collided with Earth, it probably would have harmlessly disintegrated in the atmosphere.

On March 18, 2004, LINEAR announced a 30 meter asteroid 2004 FH, which would pass the Earth that day at only 42,600 km (26,500 miles), about one-tenth the distance to the moon, and the closest miss ever noticed. They estimated that similar sized asteroids come as close about every two years[31].


On March 31, 2004, two weeks after 2004 FH, meteoroid 2004 FU162 set a new record for closest recorded approach, passing Earth only 6,500 km (4,000 miles) away (nearly one-sixtieth of the distance to the Moon). Because it was very small (6 meters/20 feet), FU162 was detected only hours before its closest approach. If it had collided with Earth, it probably would have harmlessly disintegrated in the atmosphere.

How much damage can it do?

If it makes impact, where would it hit?

If it makes impact, where would it hit?

If it makes impact, where would it hit?

Asteroids don't EXIST, or the "sunshine" would reflect off them like the "sunshine" reflects off the Moon, lol, the sunshine would light up the Asteroid Belt, but the "sunshine" doesn't reflect the obvious, the obvious, the obvious.


The asteroid belt would reflect the "sunshine" regardless if we see the asteroids the size of small planets or a cluster of tiny particle-looking asteroids, either way the "sunshine" would reflect off the asteroid belt and be seen on EARTH, with, or without a telescope!!!!


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"How many asteroids are there?"

26 very large asteroids have been discovered, which is probably most of the big ones. But there are still millions of smaller ones that we have yet to see because they are too tiny, only a mile or so across.

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Still millions of smaller ones only a mile or so across. Making the belt millions of tiny reflections all clustered up together millions of miles across.

The Inverse Law would allow that reflection to be seen right here on earth. (S) represents the little "spec" of the sun's light reflecting inversely back to EARTH.

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Asteroids don't EXIST


that's cool!!


start and new thread and talk about it!!


we are going to talk about the facts


ice

You mean fictional facts!

Yes, carry on, its Sunday, along with other people discussing other fictional facts.

so the pictures JPL has on file are made up!!!


are you kidding are what!

you don't believe in space rocks flying through space!!



they do reflect the sun light!!

that is the mag scale of 1 to 28



are u a bubba or just stupid or just pulling my leg???



ice

Shit G House there was one that came in over Africa..... what was it about a month ago?

If it makes impact, where would it hit?


You'd only have a few hours warning at best and I doubt they would tell us.

it has been prophesied (link on my site 2ww4.blogspot.com) that an astroid is gonna hit off the coast of san fran and send a tsunami and creat a chain reaction of earthquakes thats gonna destroy the us west coast, then ww3

it has been prophesied (link on my site 2ww4.blogspot.com) that an astroid is gonna hit off the coast of san fran and send a tsunami and creat a chain reaction of earthquakes thats gonna destroy the us west coast, then ww3

If it makes impact, where would it hit?

Its not on course to impact...so why ask?

Forget jpl,where are the experts here? ICE- any idea what part of the world it would likely explode over if it is a hit? or is it too soon to quess?

if this is the burning mountian, first there will be a meteor shower that impacts.

why is there not any real news on this?