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| Coozy
Offer Upgrade  User ID: 78263357  Russia01/01/2020 03:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to in-space.ru (secure)] [link to www.nature.com (secure)] Using the SPHERE receiver at the Very Southern Telescope (VLT) of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), astronomers found that the asteroid Hygea, the fourth-largest object in the main asteroid belt, has a spherical shape and could potentially take away from Ceres the “rank” of the smallest dwarf planet in The solar system. The results of observations and conclusions of scientists are presented in the journal Nature Astronomy. “Thanks to the unique capabilities of the SPHERE receiver, one of the most powerful imaging devices in the world, we were able to directly determine the Gigeya shape, which turned out to be approximately spherical, so it can be reclassified to the dwarf planet, the smallest known to date,” says Pierre Vernazza, lead author of the study from the Astrophysical Laboratory in Marseille (France). how they cleverly turn over  I know the password. I see a landmark |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 60407566  United States01/01/2020 03:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | our definition of a planet has a base to it it means, a spherical object in the heat of 2.7 kelvin in a vaccuum (the heat energy that makes space exist), composed of a structure of particles, compacted and within the orbit of a larger object or path of travel through what we currently define as "space time" so doesn't that mean anything could be a planet if it's an orb |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 60407566 United States01/01/2020 03:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How does a dwarf planet move? Does it have an orbit? Is there an expected date of when this thing will enter the solar system? Will it wreak havoc when it enters? Is this planet X? So many ?????????? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78239842 expected lines of booping each other of out normal flow of direction; or from an external source or some gravitational field overlap |
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| darth
User ID: 28178764 United States01/01/2020 03:35 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Interesting that we know more about Main Belt asteroids now. It just shows how little we knew before. Using current technology including nuclear-thermal engines with liquid hydrogen propellant, we could visit and mine such asteroids in the near future. The Solar System contains incredible wealth. Entrepreneurs, governments, and billionaires KNOW that this is true. The wealth of the Solar System will dwarf the riches that the European explorers found in the New World. Ad astra |
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| darth
User ID: 28178764 United States01/01/2020 03:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Geeze, People! Read the article he references. The astronomers are simply reclassifying this large asteroid as a minor planet. Thus, it "enters" the list of planets in the Solar System. It is NOT changing its orbit which it has been in for hundreds of millions of years. Its out in the Main Belt beyond the orbit of Mars. You wanna worry about doom? There are THOUSANDS of asteroids whose orbits intersect the orbit of Earth. They just have a very low probability of impact because space is BIG. IMHO (and I actually studied the threat of impacts when I was an aerospace engineer), long period comets are a greater threat. There is evidence that SOMETHING (there's your Nibiru hypothesis) disturbs comets out in the Oort Cloud. These can be very large bodies up to several hundred miles diameter. When they enter the inner Solar System, they can break up into many smaller objects which pose a great threat to Earth. According to the cycles of impacts we have seen in the past, we are DUE for such impacts about now, give or take a few million years. Feel better now? |
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| Coozy
(OP) User ID: 78263357 Russia01/01/2020 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Geeze, People! Read the article he references. The astronomers are simply reclassifying this large asteroid as a minor planet. Thus, it "enters" the list of planets in the Solar System. It is NOT changing its orbit which it has been in for hundreds of millions of years. Its out in the Main Belt beyond the orbit of Mars. You wanna worry about doom? There are THOUSANDS of asteroids whose orbits intersect the orbit of Earth. They just have a very low probability of impact because space is BIG. IMHO (and I actually studied the threat of impacts when I was an aerospace engineer), long period comets are a greater threat. There is evidence that SOMETHING (there's your Nibiru hypothesis) disturbs comets out in the Oort Cloud. These can be very large bodies up to several hundred miles diameter. When they enter the inner Solar System, they can break up into many smaller objects which pose a great threat to Earth. According to the cycles of impacts we have seen in the past, we are DUE for such impacts about now, give or take a few million years. Feel better now? think wider my friend  Last Edited by Coozy on 01/01/2020 03:56 PM I know the password. I see a landmark |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76852521 United States01/01/2020 04:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well folks, I just have to tell you (again) that it has arrived and is incoming. I've seen it twice in the early morning hours. Only due to windy conditions and the pilots who chemtrail at night leaving patches of the horizon open. Look to the left of the rising sun one to two hours before actual sunrise. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78239842 United States01/01/2020 04:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Geeze, People! Quoting: darth Read the article he references. The astronomers are simply reclassifying this large asteroid as a minor planet. Thus, it "enters" the list of planets in the Solar System. It is NOT changing its orbit which it has been in for hundreds of millions of years. Its out in the Main Belt beyond the orbit of Mars. You wanna worry about doom? There are THOUSANDS of asteroids whose orbits intersect the orbit of Earth. They just have a very low probability of impact because space is BIG. IMHO (and I actually studied the threat of impacts when I was an aerospace engineer), long period comets are a greater threat. There is evidence that SOMETHING (there's your Nibiru hypothesis) disturbs comets out in the Oort Cloud. These can be very large bodies up to several hundred miles diameter. When they enter the inner Solar System, they can break up into many smaller objects which pose a great threat to Earth. According to the cycles of impacts we have seen in the past, we are DUE for such impacts about now, give or take a few million years. Feel better now? You are correct. Took me a while to catch on. My apologies.  |
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| UH User ID: 78248651 United States01/01/2020 05:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to in-space.ru (secure)] Quoting: Coozy [link to www.nature.com (secure)] Using the SPHERE receiver at the Very Southern Telescope (VLT) of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), astronomers found that the asteroid Hygea, the fourth-largest object in the main asteroid belt, has a spherical shape and could potentially take away from Ceres the “rank” of the smallest dwarf planet in The solar system. The results of observations and conclusions of scientists are presented in the journal Nature Astronomy. “Thanks to the unique capabilities of the SPHERE receiver, one of the most powerful imaging devices in the world, we were able to directly determine the Gigeya shape, which turned out to be approximately spherical, so it can be reclassified to the dwarf planet, the smallest known to date,” says Pierre Vernazza, lead author of the study from the Astrophysical Laboratory in Marseille (France). how they cleverly turn over REMEMBER, THE MILKY WAY IS ONE OF THE LARGEST GALAXIES...AND WE ARE ON THE OUTER EDGES OF AN ARM THAT IS VERY SPREAD OUT...MORE CHAOS THAT BEING IN CLOSER TO THE CENTER..SO, ANYTHING CAN B FLYIN AROUND OUT THERE...FROM ALL DIRECTIONS...UH. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78295044  United Kingdom01/01/2020 05:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well folks, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76852521 I just have to tell you (again) that it has arrived and is incoming. I've seen it twice in the early morning hours. Only due to windy conditions and the pilots who chemtrail at night leaving patches of the horizon open. Look to the left of the rising sun one to two hours before actual sunrise. Well folks, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76852521 I just have to tell you (again) that it has arrived and is incoming. I've seen it twice in the early morning hours. Only due to windy conditions and the pilots who chemtrail at night leaving patches of the horizon open. Look to the left of the rising sun one to two hours before actual sunrise. You're such an idiot. |
| darth
User ID: 28178764 United States01/01/2020 05:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Geeze, People! Read the article he references. The astronomers are simply reclassifying this large asteroid as a minor planet. Thus, it "enters" the list of planets in the Solar System. It is NOT changing its orbit which it has been in for hundreds of millions of years. Its out in the Main Belt beyond the orbit of Mars. You wanna worry about doom? There are THOUSANDS of asteroids whose orbits intersect the orbit of Earth. They just have a very low probability of impact because space is BIG. IMHO (and I actually studied the threat of impacts when I was an aerospace engineer), long period comets are a greater threat. There is evidence that SOMETHING (there's your Nibiru hypothesis) disturbs comets out in the Oort Cloud. These can be very large bodies up to several hundred miles diameter. When they enter the inner Solar System, they can break up into many smaller objects which pose a great threat to Earth. According to the cycles of impacts we have seen in the past, we are DUE for such impacts about now, give or take a few million years. Feel better now? think wider my friend Wider? Please explain your thoughts. Ad astra |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77849624 United States01/01/2020 05:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Geeze, People! Read the article he references. The astronomers are simply reclassifying this large asteroid as a minor planet. Thus, it "enters" the list of planets in the Solar System. It is NOT changing its orbit which it has been in for hundreds of millions of years. Its out in the Main Belt beyond the orbit of Mars. You wanna worry about doom? There are THOUSANDS of asteroids whose orbits intersect the orbit of Earth. They just have a very low probability of impact because space is BIG. IMHO (and I actually studied the threat of impacts when I was an aerospace engineer), long period comets are a greater threat. There is evidence that SOMETHING (there's your Nibiru hypothesis) disturbs comets out in the Oort Cloud. These can be very large bodies up to several hundred miles diameter. When they enter the inner Solar System, they can break up into many smaller objects which pose a great threat to Earth. According to the cycles of impacts we have seen in the past, we are DUE for such impacts about now, give or take a few million years. Feel better now? think wider my friend Wider? Please explain your thoughts. Ad astra I watched Ad Astra last night, still not sure what the entire movie was about??? |
| UH User ID: 78248651 United States01/01/2020 05:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to in-space.ru (secure)] Quoting: Coozy [link to www.nature.com (secure)] Using the SPHERE receiver at the Very Southern Telescope (VLT) of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), astronomers found that the asteroid Hygea, the fourth-largest object in the main asteroid belt, has a spherical shape and could potentially take away from Ceres the “rank” of the smallest dwarf planet in The solar system. The results of observations and conclusions of scientists are presented in the journal Nature Astronomy. “Thanks to the unique capabilities of the SPHERE receiver, one of the most powerful imaging devices in the world, we were able to directly determine the Gigeya shape, which turned out to be approximately spherical, so it can be reclassified to the dwarf planet, the smallest known to date,” says Pierre Vernazza, lead author of the study from the Astrophysical Laboratory in Marseille (France). how they cleverly turn over REMEMBER, THE MILKY WAY IS ONE OF THE LARGEST GALAXIES...AND WE ARE ON THE OUTER EDGES OF AN ARM THAT IS VERY SPREAD OUT...MORE CHAOS THAT BEING IN CLOSER TO THE CENTER..SO, ANYTHING CAN B FLYIN AROUND OUT THERE...FROM ALL DIRECTIONS...UH. I'VE SEEN AD ASTRA A ''FEW'' TIMES....PITT DOES AN INTERVIEW IN G.Q. OR VANITY FAIRE AND SAY ITS ABOUT A NEW OR NEO MALE SHIT STUFF.... |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 5076375 United States01/01/2020 05:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well folks, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76852521 I just have to tell you (again) that it has arrived and is incoming. I've seen it twice in the early morning hours. Only due to windy conditions and the pilots who chemtrail at night leaving patches of the horizon open. Look to the left of the rising sun one to two hours before actual sunrise. Well folks, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76852521 I just have to tell you (again) that it has arrived and is incoming. I've seen it twice in the early morning hours. Only due to windy conditions and the pilots who chemtrail at night leaving patches of the horizon open. Look to the left of the rising sun one to two hours before actual sunrise. You're such an idiot. Strike a nerve? |
