2020 gets better !
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NASA Plots Potential Impacts of Asteroid Aimed at Earth Before Election
The chance of the asteroid hitting the Earth was reported to be 0.41 percent, according to NASA.
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Guess we best get on the horn with Bruce Willis and his drilling team.
So .41% chance a 6.5 ft asteroid hits earth. About a .0000000000000000000000001% chance it lands on my ass.
If I run the numbers correctly the chance of me getting hit by this asteroid are about the same as me voting Democrat the next day
Either way Asteroid or a Democrat vote my head would literally have to pass through my ass to accomplish either....
If I run the numbers correctly the chance of me getting hit by this asteroid are about the same as me voting Democrat the next day
Either way Asteroid or a Democrat vote my head would literally have to pass through my ass to accomplish either....
You are still more likely to get killed by this asteroid than by Corona virus!2020 gets better !
NASA Plots Potential Impacts of Asteroid Aimed at Earth Before Election
The chance of the asteroid hitting the Earth was reported to be 0.41 percent, according to NASA.
Sirhr
If you read the article... the “asteroid” is 6 feet long. Could move it in a tractor bucket.
I hear Kamala has bigger dildos....
Sad that this is even newsworthy...
Sirhr
I hear Kamala has bigger dildos....
Sad that this is even newsworthy...
Sirhr
Except, IF you get hit by the asteroid, you’re chances of voting democrat the next day increase to 100%.
"Back in January, 14 asteroids were reported to be on track to pass Earth, one of which measured 1,800 feet across, making it wider than the Empire State Building is tall. "
"Back in April, an asteroid known as 1998 OR2, measuring between 1.1 and 2.5 miles wide . . . "
" The asteroid known as 2018VP1, first identified at Palomar Observatory in San Diego County, California, has a diameter of 0.002 kilometers (over 6.5 feet), according to the data."
January 2020 - We think the object 1,800 feet across.
April 2020 - We think the object is between 1.1 to 2.5 miles wide.
Present 2020 - The object is over 6 .5 feet in size.
Hey, at least we have a more accurate tape measure now.
Science - They like to say numbers . . . but hope you don't pay any attention to the numbers. (Technically 2.5 miles - and - 1,800 feet is "over 6.5 feet".)
"Back in April, an asteroid known as 1998 OR2, measuring between 1.1 and 2.5 miles wide . . . "
" The asteroid known as 2018VP1, first identified at Palomar Observatory in San Diego County, California, has a diameter of 0.002 kilometers (over 6.5 feet), according to the data."
January 2020 - We think the object 1,800 feet across.
April 2020 - We think the object is between 1.1 to 2.5 miles wide.
Present 2020 - The object is over 6 .5 feet in size.
Hey, at least we have a more accurate tape measure now.
Science - They like to say numbers . . . but hope you don't pay any attention to the numbers. (Technically 2.5 miles - and - 1,800 feet is "over 6.5 feet".)
Being the complete nerd that I am, I’m just curious exactly how much of that 6.5’ diameter asteroid would be left after passing through the earth’s atmosphere.
Less than 75ft diameter burns up in the atmosphere.
Thanks! Is that 0.75 ft diameter?
So you're saying there is a chance?
Nope, seventy five feet in diameter. Just looked it up now and saw mentioned 82 feet or 25 meters. So yeah, not much is getting through.
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