March 25 2023 asteroid is an ELE event. | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 84018468 United States 03/19/2023 04:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You know, that is the 'Alpha and the Omega' of the Catholic Church (the days Christ both was conceived and also when he was crucified- It is both the day that Adam and Eve were created and also the date they 'defected' It is the date Lucifer fell from heaven and the day the Israelite people crossed the Red Sea. Seriously: "Tradition says this day was the date not only of Jesus' death, but of countless other biblical events." "March 25 was thought to be both the day of the creation of Adam and Eve as well as the day of their disobedience in the Garden. It was also counted as the day when Lucifer fell from Heaven and when the Israelite people passed through the Red Sea to begin their journey to the promised land. Not surprisingly, tradition claims that it was also the day when Isaac was to be offered as a sacrifice by his father Abraham. It doesn’t stop there...." [link to aleteia.org (secure)] |
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StellaBlue
User ID: 85019561 United States 03/19/2023 05:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am having a very hard time finding any info on this anywhere on the web. It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man. -Psalm 118:8 No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper. -Isaiah 54:17 If I disappear from this forum, aliens didn't take me- Jesus did! Give your heart to him today! |
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User ID: 85019561 United States 03/19/2023 05:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have not seen this posted on twitter or tictok therefore it cannot be true. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82783795 It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man. -Psalm 118:8 No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper. -Isaiah 54:17 If I disappear from this forum, aliens didn't take me- Jesus did! Give your heart to him today! |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 84872699 United States 03/19/2023 06:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You know, that is the 'Alpha and the Omega' of the Catholic Church (the days Christ both was conceived and also when he was crucified- It is both the day that Adam and Eve were created and also the date they 'defected' It is the date Lucifer fell from heaven and the day the Israelite people crossed the Red Sea. Seriously: "Tradition says this day was the date not only of Jesus' death, but of countless other biblical events." "March 25 was thought to be both the day of the creation of Adam and Eve as well as the day of their disobedience in the Garden. It was also counted as the day when Lucifer fell from Heaven and when the Israelite people passed through the Red Sea to begin their journey to the promised land. Not surprisingly, tradition claims that it was also the day when Isaac was to be offered as a sacrifice by his father Abraham. It doesn’t stop there...." [link to aleteia.org (secure)] March 25th was also the date Bruno the Brontosaurus finally nailed Betty the Brontosaurus which, we all know, was the conceiving of Blotto the Great, King of all the Brontosaurus |
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StellaBlue
User ID: 85019561 United States 03/19/2023 07:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The data is all over the place. Odds changing faster than Vegas It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man. -Psalm 118:8 No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper. -Isaiah 54:17 If I disappear from this forum, aliens didn't take me- Jesus did! Give your heart to him today! |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 84018468 United States 03/19/2023 07:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Quoting: StellaBlue Getting closer too- Was 0.50 LD now, it's 0.45 LD If anyone remembers, that one in Russia happened the same day a bigger asteroid came close- of course the 'experts' said it was unrelated, but really? It is my understanding that bigger ones always have buddies- they like to travel together. |
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User ID: 80452036 Japan 03/19/2023 07:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It has a diameter of 220 feet and a velocity of 18,000 miles per hour. If it were to strike 25 March at the predicted time of 6:32 a.m Eastern time, the impact would be somewhere on the hemisphere of the Earth defined by the nation of Ecuador in the East and the nation of the Maldives in the West (an island chain in the Central Indian Ocean). Both of those countries are located on the equator. At this time, a possible point of impact cannot be precisely located. If it does take place, an impact would be somewhere on that hemisphere. At this time, the density of the object is not known. The rock that makes up it's mass could hopefully have the consistency of pumice, a stone so light it floats in water. If that were the case, a possible impact would be comparable to the Tunguska event; bad enough to wreck a region as large as the state of Rhode Island. If the density is at the other extreme for cosmic objects like asteroids, then it could be a solid piece of nickel and iron, the fragment of the core of a destroyed planet. (The early solar system had more planets than today. Some were shattered by collisions with each other. Other, like the Proto-Earth and Thea, merged ). If it's a shard of nickel and iron, then a possible impact could wreck a region as large as France. Last Edited by [email protected]=E@@sL4V\s on 03/19/2023 07:51 PM |
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User ID: 85019561 United States 03/19/2023 09:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It has a diameter of 220 feet and a velocity of 18,000 miles per hour. Quoting: [email protected]=E@@sL4V\s If it were to strike 25 March at the predicted time of 6:32 a.m Eastern time, the impact would be somewhere on the hemisphere of the Earth defined by the nation of Ecuador in the East and the nation of the Maldives in the West (an island chain in the Central Indian Ocean). Both of those countries are located on the equator. At this time, a possible point of impact cannot be precisely located. If it does take place, an impact would be somewhere on that hemisphere. At this time, the density of the object is not known. The rock that makes up it's mass could hopefully have the consistency of pumice, a stone so light it floats in water. If that were the case, a possible impact would be comparable to the Tunguska event; bad enough to wreck a region as large as the state of Rhode Island. If the density is at the other extreme for cosmic objects like asteroids, then it could be a solid piece of nickel and iron, the fragment of the core of a destroyed planet. (The early solar system had more planets than today. Some were shattered by collisions with each other. Other, like the Proto-Earth and Thea, merged ). If it's a shard of nickel and iron, then a possible impact could wreck a region as large as France. :trippygoofygif: It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man. -Psalm 118:8 No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper. -Isaiah 54:17 If I disappear from this forum, aliens didn't take me- Jesus did! Give your heart to him today! |
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Senior Forum Moderator 03/22/2023 10:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Quoting: StellaBlue Getting closer too- Was 0.50 LD now, it's 0.45 LD If anyone remembers, that one in Russia happened the same day a bigger asteroid came close- of course the 'experts' said it was unrelated, but really? Yes, really. The Chelyabinsk impactor had a very different trajectory and was totally unrelated. 2012 DA14 approached from below earth; had it hit instead, it could not have even impacted in the Ural mountains region. The hill sphere of an asteroid like 2012 DA14 is very small; any moons have to be within a tight radius of the parent body. Didymos and Dimorphos are a perfect example of that. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80364714 United States 03/22/2023 11:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | QUESTION: the following are the orbital element of the incoming asteroid 2023DZ2. Would you analyze the trajectory in terms of the danger of earth? e 0.5389100223293924 3.0103E-5 a 2.155492181181458 .00014014 au q 0.9938758416901274 4.2581E-7 au i 0.08143095339267263 5.9019E-6 deg node 187.9141849749623 .0008229 deg peri 5.959327511529014 .00081454 deg M 348.673601262945 .0010894 deg tp 2460036.866997811488 2023-Apr-02.36699781 7.6035E-5 TDB period 1155.894253422687 3.164665991574776 .11272 3.0861e-4 d y n 0.3114471751494687 3.0372E-5 deg/d Q 3.317108520672788 .00021566 au ANSWER: As an AI language model, I'm not capable of directly processing orbital elements and calculating trajectories. However, I can provide some guidance on how to interpret the provided orbital elements: e: Eccentricity (0.5389100223293924) - This value represents the shape of the asteroid's orbit, where 0 is a perfect circle and values closer to 1 indicate more elongated orbits. In this case, the orbit is moderately elliptical. a: Semi-major axis (2.155492181181458 AU) - This value represents the average distance between the asteroid and the Sun. 1 Astronomical Unit (AU) is the average distance between the Earth and the Sun, so the asteroid has an average distance of approximately 2.15 times the Earth-Sun distance. q: Perihelion distance (0.9938758416901274 AU) - This is the closest point of the asteroid's orbit to the Sun. In this case, it's very close to 1 AU, which means the asteroid will come close to the Earth's orbit. i: Inclination (0.08143095339267263 degrees) - This value represents the angle between the asteroid's orbital plane and the Earth's orbital plane (ecliptic). A small value like this indicates that the asteroid's orbit is nearly in the same plane as the Earth's orbit. node, peri, M, tp, period: These parameters define other aspects of the orbit such as the longitude of the ascending node, argument of perihelion, mean anomaly, time of perihelion passage, and orbital period. The provided orbital elements indicate that the asteroid 2023DZ2 has a moderately elliptical orbit, and its perihelion distance is very close to the Earth's orbit. The small inclination also suggests that the asteroid's orbit is nearly in the same plane as Earth's orbit. These factors could potentially increase the risk of a close approach or impact. However, to accurately determine the danger level, you would need specialized software to perform numerical integration of the asteroid's orbit and calculate its trajectory concerning Earth. For a more detailed analysis and risk assessment, I would recommend consulting resources from organizations like NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) or the European Space Agency's (ESA) Near-Earth Object Coordination Centre. They have access to the latest data, specialized tools, and expertise to assess the danger level of incoming asteroids accurately. QUESTION: the following are the details of the incoming asteroid 2023DZ2. can you evaluate the danger level of the asteroid against the earth? solution date 2023-Mar-22 07:11:12 # obs. used (total) 246 data-arc span 67 days first obs. used 2023-01-14 last obs. used 2023-03-22 planetary ephem. DE441 SB-pert. ephem. SB441-N16 condition code 5 norm. resid. RMS .31595 source JPL producer Otto Matic Earth MOID 4.77664E-5 au Jupiter MOID 1.63647 au T_jup 3.498 ANSWER: Based on the information provided, there are a few parameters that can help us evaluate the danger level of the asteroid 2023DZ2 against Earth: Earth MOID (Minimum Orbit Intersection Distance): 4.77664E-5 AU. This value represents the minimum distance between the asteroid's orbit and Earth's orbit. A smaller MOID indicates a higher chance of close approach or potential impact. In this case, the MOID is very small, which means there's a possibility of a close approach. Condition code: 5. The condition code is an uncertainty parameter that ranges from 0 (high certainty) to 9 (low certainty). A value of 5 suggests a moderate level of uncertainty in the asteroid's orbit. Data-arc span: 67 days. This value represents the time span of the observations used to determine the asteroid's orbit. A longer data-arc span typically results in a more accurate orbit determination. In this case, the data-arc span is relatively short, which may contribute to the moderate uncertainty in the orbit. Considering these parameters, there is a possibility of a close approach to Earth due to the small Earth MOID. However, given the moderate uncertainty in the asteroid's orbit (condition code 5), it's difficult to accurately predict the exact trajectory and potential danger level without further observations and analysis. For an authoritative assessment of the danger level, I recommend checking with organizations like NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) or the European Space Agency's (ESA) Near-Earth Object Coordination Centre, as they have the most up-to-date information and tools to evaluate the risk posed by near-Earth objects like asteroid 2023DZ2. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80373991 United States 03/22/2023 12:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | On March 25 2023 giant asteroid that will hit the earth causing an ELE event so be ready. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76550230 No it isn't.. Its projected to safely pass by at a distance of half the distance of the moon. Not even close. Even if it did hit, its only a city killer at best. On March 25 2023 giant asteroid that will hit the earth causing an ELE event so be ready. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76550230 No it isn't.. Its projected to safely pass by at a distance of half the distance of the moon. Not even close. Even if it did hit, its only a city killer at best. Actually, space nerds with tell you this is as close as the nose on your face |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 82637777 United States 03/22/2023 12:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | its only 200-250 feet across confirmed by hundreds of amateur telescopes. it cant extinct shit at that size. they may be lying saying its going to miss, but they cant hide its size to regular people with telescopes. extinction doom off but we can hope it hits washington dc or london at least |
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