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This guy keeps ARMAGEDON ASTEROIDS from hitting EARTH - By ramming them :/ | |
| MOABjim
Offer Upgrade  User ID: 78094886  United States12/10/2020 07:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| MOABjim
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 75590612  Canada12/10/2020 07:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Scroll A little over half way down page for article about: Quoting: MOABjim Nasa's Planetary Defense Officer. He knew what to do to keep an asteroid from hitting Earth NASA keeps the information to the public at a minimum in order to prevent any sort of chaos. They have, however, documented more than 2,000 asteroids around our solar system who would have had the capacity - if came into Earth atmosphere - to decimate a whole continent. [link to explore.faqtoids.com (secure)] This guy is doing it for free. Maybe a donation would be worthy, no? |
| MOABjim
(OP) User ID: 78094886 United States12/10/2020 07:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Scroll A little over half way down page for article about: Quoting: MOABjim Nasa's Planetary Defense Officer. He knew what to do to keep an asteroid from hitting Earth NASA keeps the information to the public at a minimum in order to prevent any sort of chaos. They have, however, documented more than 2,000 asteroids around our solar system who would have had the capacity - if came into Earth atmosphere - to decimate a whole continent. [link to explore.faqtoids.com (secure)] This guy is doing it for free. Maybe a donation would be worthy, no? He gets $50'000'000 a year to do this.  Formerly known as: JimBomB -------- Everyone is right where they have CHOSEN to be!,,,,, Mostly! |
| MOABjim
(OP) User ID: 78094886 United States12/10/2020 08:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Scroll A little over half way down page for article about: Quoting: MOABjim Nasa's Planetary Defense Officer. He knew what to do to keep an asteroid from hitting Earth NASA keeps the information to the public at a minimum in order to prevent any sort of chaos. They have, however, documented more than 2,000 asteroids around our solar system who would have had the capacity - if came into Earth atmosphere - to decimate a whole continent. [link to explore.faqtoids.com (secure)] This guy is doing it for free. Maybe a donation would be worthy, no? A convinced Congress beefed up Lindley's budget and yearly spending power from their measly $5 million per year, to $50 million. That is the kind of budgetary lift that they needed to make even more projections. Formerly known as: JimBomB -------- Everyone is right where they have CHOSEN to be!,,,,, Mostly! |
| ToSeek
User ID: 9653749 United States12/10/2020 08:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They're not actually preventing any asteroids from hitting Earth, just trying to find all the ones that might. The hope is that when they find one that is going to impact, it's not for twenty years or more, so there's time to figure out something to do about it. |
| MOABjim
(OP) User ID: 78094886 United States12/10/2020 08:07 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They're not actually preventing any asteroids from hitting Earth, just trying to find all the ones that might. The hope is that when they find one that is going to impact, it's not for twenty years or more, so there's time to figure out something to do about it. Quoting: ToSeek Yup, changes there orbit course a bit. Formerly known as: JimBomB -------- Everyone is right where they have CHOSEN to be!,,,,, Mostly! |
| Asur
User ID: 78092936  Georgia12/11/2020 12:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The star of Nemesis is getting closer. Hee hee hee. [link to coub.com (secure)] [link to coub.com (secure)] |
| Asur
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| Sol-tari
User ID: 79735202  Australia12/15/2020 08:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They're not actually preventing any asteroids from hitting Earth, just trying to find all the ones that might. The hope is that when they find one that is going to impact, it's not for twenty years or more, so there's time to figure out something to do about it. Quoting: ToSeek Yup, changes there orbit course a bit. Explains the recent venture into landing craft on asteroids *Glitches May Occur. Consume(D) At Own Risk |
