MY way to stop Niburu. (If it's coming..)

[Slitheron]

Let's see, This is REALY the way you should stop niburu!

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I'snt that a good idea? Might save us all 

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[General Omega]

Or we can be cheap asses and blast it into smaller chunks and let them burn up in the atmosphere.

[Nightmare-Duckie]

we're saved!

[Reactor Worker]

You'd need to produce a huge amount of force just to even slow down the rock/planet/asteroid, never mind turn it around and go the other way.

Generally, all hypothetical solutions to incoming cosmic projectiles involve slightly altering the path said object over the course of many years so it drifts by the earth instead of into it.

Blasting it into chunks is one proposed solution. There are 2 issues with it though.

1) If you use a nuclear device, now you have irradiated debris raining down from the sky.
2) Many of these asteroids consist of tightly packed debris, blasting them apart will just allow them to drift back together again over time.

[MackTheHunter]

Or we can be cheap asses and blast it into smaller chunks and let them burn up in the atmosphere.

Would 1) Cause the earth to move, thrown off axis, or even badly damage it and 2) wouldn't be a powerful enough missile to blow it into that small peices without mangling the planet.

[General Omega]

Would 1) Cause the earth to move, thrown off axis, or even badly damage it and 2) wouldn't be a powerful enough missile to blow it into that small peices without mangling the planet.

No, the earth is nicely held into possition by the moon. Unless we are idiots and blow that up too then we would be kill by two things

Erratic weather due to no moon

Huge ass chunks of moon and golf ball flying at you.

[Slitheron]

Would 1) Cause the earth to move, thrown off axis, or even badly damage it and 2) wouldn't be a powerful enough missile to blow it into that small peices without mangling the planet.

AND last time i heard nukes cant go realy far.. Correct me if i heard wrong :o

[General Omega]

When the forget did I say a nuke had to go there. And no, Nukes can go as far as humanly possible thanks to them being mountable onto rockets.

[Slitheron]

When did I say a nuke had to go there. And no, Nukes can go as far as humanly possible thanks to them being mountable onto rockets.

Yey, Now imma correct that fatass that told me lies >:O

[Muffinmix]

Oh yeah planet X, wasn't that disproved because no one could find it?

[Slitheron]

Oh yeah planet X, wasn't that disproved because no one could find it?

wtf? Planet X was told to be WWWAAAAYYYYY bigger than that, plus it's not Planet X, it's Niburu.

[Muffinmix]

wtf? Planet X was told to be WWWAAAAYYYYY bigger than that, plus it's not Planet X, it's Niburu.

Quote from wikipedia, first search on Nibiru. It's in the"Objects proposed by religion, astrology and ufology" page

Beginning in 1995, websites such as ZetaTalk have identified Nibiru or "Planet X" as a large brown dwarf currently within our planetary system, soon to pass relatively close to Earth. Sitchin disagrees with the timing of passage.

[Slitheron]

Quote from wikipedia, first search on Nibiru. It's in the"Objects proposed by religion, astrology and ufology" page

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Jeez, I'm confused. I head it was a big (half earth or smaller) asteroid coming to earth 2012, OR 2036.

[General Omega]

Wrong name I think. They got the name for that asteroid from Stargate SG1.

Starts with the letter A. He was the first evil Gua'uld shown in the series.

[EvilMuffinZ]

Thanks for putting numbers on the pictures because I can't count!