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    Default Asteroid 2036 info?

    I heard this from a friend of mine yesterday.Its supposed to hit earth in 2036.Can anyone tell me how much of it is true and give some information on it?

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    I think you're talking about this one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis
    So the odds are 1:250000 at the moment, which I suppose is not too bad.
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    i thought it would be more dangerous.these odds look good indeed

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    We will have tech like a force field to protect us from these things.Like reversing our magnetic pull and directing it backwards.Im working on this
    in my cave.If anybody is worried and wants to send me cash towards my project my address is 999 one flew over the cuckoos nest oaklahoma state prison

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    Doesn't Russia have some great plan to save us all from this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mallard View Post
    Doesn't Russia have some great plan to save us all from this?
    It's called Siberia...

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    I think this represents a much smaller danger than that of the asteroids we haven't seen and monitored yet.
    Apophis is well known and is being monitored for years, I don't think it represents a real danger. Besides, we got all the needed time to find a way to change its course.
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    You will die multiple times of cancer before that thing gets even close to hitting us. Statistically.
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    Default Re: Asteroid 2036 info?

    The odds of it hitting us will go down as time passes as well. The margin for error in calculating its trajectory will plummet as it gets closer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mallard View Post
    Doesn't Russia have some great plan to save us all from this?
    Yeah it's land...

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    Anyway, we'll just send Bruce Willis, he knows the drill.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nyxos View Post
    Anyway, we'll just send Bruce Willis, he knows the drill.
    What's really funny is that there is a pun within that joke.

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    Default Re: Asteroid 2036 info?

    Interesting.

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    Too bad it's not happening though.

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    Default Re: Asteroid 2036 info?

    Quote Originally Posted by ronicolman View Post
    What im asking is i want to know your comment and thoughts on hat you have about this. now this asteroid is not 100% sure that its gonna hit but there is a 100% chance it will come so close that it will hit or at least become visible to the naked eye.
    actually, its more like 0% chances it hits the earth, and I doubt we will be seeing such a small object from earth.
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