Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: ozrocker on July 22, 2012, 05:01:03 PM
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If anyone is interested, a "city block" size Asteroid will be making a near Earth pass this evening.
It can be viewed live starting at 7:30 pm EST, from the Slooh Space Telescope.
www.slooh.com
:cheers: Oz
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That'll leave a mark. Hoping it won't be influenced by Earth's gravity on this pass.
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THANKS
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That'll leave a mark. Hoping it won't be influenced by Earth's gravity on this pass.
It will be influenced. Everything that passes close enough to notice is influenced by Earth's gravity. The real questions are how much and to what effect.
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Yeah I know. Stranger things have happened though.
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Yeah I know. Stranger things have happened though.
Not really. I can't think of anything that would be stranger than an asteroid passing close to a planet or other gravity well and not being affected. If it were to do so it would be pretty firm evidence that it wasn't really an asteroid and instead something manufactured with propulsive capability.
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If anyone is interested, a "city block" size Asteroid will be making a near Earth pass this evening.
It can be viewed live starting at 7:30 pm EST, from the Slooh Space Telescope.
www.slooh.com
:cheers: Oz
Just now caught this post and it's 8:38 pm here in Michigan. Is that thing going to come back around in my lifetime?
Coogan
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You can check here coogan.
http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/ca/
Check the size of the one next on the list for the 23rd.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZH_fTVwAgw
:uhoh :bolt: