Large Asteroid Flying By Earth Today, Should I Stream It?

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"162082 (1998 HL1), a potentially hazardous asteroid (PHA) nearly twice as wide as the Empire State Building is tall, will swing just 16.2 lunar distances from Earth around 17:00 UT on Friday, October 25th. While a "potentially hazardous" designation means that the asteroid's orbit can cross Earth's, there's no need to bite your fingernails this time around, as the object will miss Earth by a good 6.2 million kilometers (4 million miles)."
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So it's flying by earth today, making closest approach about 1 pm eastern today. I can track it and stream it tonight if the weather allows (no guarantees there, but clear sky clock says it will be clear until shortly after midnight), but it's not a super close approach anyway. It's fairly large, somewhere around half a kilometer to a kilometer in diameter, so it will be easily bright enough for my scope to see. Question is whether you guys and gals would be interested in seeing it if I can stream it. Worth my time and yours, or should I skip it?

the shill level for you is of epic proportions. I hope they pay you to the fictional moon for this

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You're a fucking idiot. I hope to god you never breed.

"162082 (1998 HL1), a potentially hazardous asteroid (PHA) nearly twice as wide as the Empire State Building is tall, will swing just 16.2 lunar distances from Earth around 17:00 UT on Friday, October 25th. While a "potentially hazardous" designation means that the asteroid's orbit can cross Earth's, there's no need to bite your fingernails this time around, as the object will miss Earth by a good 6.2 million kilometers (4 million miles)."
[link to www.skyandtelescope.com (secure)]

So it's flying by earth today, making closest approach about 1 pm eastern today. I can track it and stream it tonight if the weather allows (no guarantees there, but clear sky clock says it will be clear until shortly after midnight), but it's not a super close approach anyway. It's fairly large, somewhere around half a kilometer to a kilometer in diameter, so it will be easily bright enough for my scope to see. Question is whether you guys and gals would be interested in seeing it if I can stream it. Worth my time and yours, or should I skip it?

Just started pouring rain here, not looking good tonight for weather. I think the forecast was off.

Just started pouring rain here, not looking good tonight for weather. I think the forecast was off.

"162082 (1998 HL1), a potentially hazardous asteroid (PHA) nearly twice as wide as the Empire State Building is tall, will swing just 16.2 lunar distances from Earth around 17:00 UT on Friday, October 25th. While a "potentially hazardous" designation means that the asteroid's orbit can cross Earth's, there's no need to bite your fingernails this time around, as the object will miss Earth by a good 6.2 million kilometers (4 million miles)."
[link to www.skyandtelescope.com (secure)]

So it's flying by earth today, making closest approach about 1 pm eastern today. I can track it and stream it tonight if the weather allows (no guarantees there, but clear sky clock says it will be clear until shortly after midnight), but it's not a super close approach anyway. It's fairly large, somewhere around half a kilometer to a kilometer in diameter, so it will be easily bright enough for my scope to see. Question is whether you guys and gals would be interested in seeing it if I can stream it. Worth my time and yours, or should I skip it?

Just started pouring rain here, not looking good tonight for weather. I think the forecast was off.

You might want to just in case you accidently catch that Godly alien worm hole device capture it and redirect that mass right into your mess. How deep doo you think it'll go?

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astrosjizz thinks UFOs are fake and lame

Fuck off and die of all the disgusting STDs I'm sure you've already contracted.

how is that NASA money going for ya ? not enough drugs you can buy from it ?