Author Topic: Mankind, we got lucky, VERY lucky  (Read 936 times)


idk if I'd say this made us lucky, we were pretty lucky to begin with, since we had less than a 1% chance of hitting it, unless I'm reading this wrong

Luck wasnt involved. Thank superman

thank justin bieber, the asteroid was to scared to come here

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The asteroid's position was very close to the sun, so astronomers had to observe it when the sky was dark
The forget? I don't think this makes ANY sense.

The forget? I don't think this makes ANY sense.
Maybe the sun was in the way of watching it?

Maybe the sun was in the way of watching it?
If the asteroid was very close to the sun, how would they observe the asteroid while the sky was dark? The sun is stationary.

If the asteroid was very close to the sun, how would they observe the asteroid while the sky was dark? The sun is stationary.

but everyone knows the sun revolves around the earth!

If the asteroid was very close to the sun, how would they observe the asteroid while the sky was dark? The sun is stationary.
giant mirrors and those sunglasses you use to watch a solar eclipse

i work at astrologinast i know my stuff thx

Aw man that would have been cool.

my swag was so powerful it took the asteroid off its destination

Luck wasnt involved. Thank superman
Nonsense, everyone knows Superman isn't real. It was the Doctor, he saved us.

theres a asteroid meant to come closer than the moon in 2026, and its supposed to hit us in 2032.

Earth loving pwns thousands of rocks every day with its atmosphere. Nothing to see here.

Earth loving pwns thousands of rocks every day with its atmosphere. Nothing to see here.
it has a diameter of 460 feet