Asteroid 2007 TU24 has NASA concerned., page 9
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 05:05 PM by Moegli
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Well I will give you two more:

www.holoscience.com

plasmascience.net

The first one explains how recent phenomenon has hinted at the electric nature of the Universe.

The second one is in-depth information based on studies from the Los Alamos National Laboratory

I'll give you a video as well (I haven't watched it but should be interesting)

video.google.com

Enjoy!


reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 05:20 PM by Fuzzyone
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Hey!!! I have a big presentation due at work for the 28th! Coincidence?


reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 05:21 PM by aaaauroraaaaa
Originally posted by Fuzzyone
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Hey!!! I have a big presentation due at work for the 28th! Coincidence?


the day of the state of the union?


reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 05:22 PM by AllSeeingI
Originally posted by mungodave
Here's the Addy to the NASA page showing the trajectory

ssd.jpl.nasa.gov...

Mungo


According to this trajectory model the Asteroid:Tu 24 is at 0.0503 au from Earth today on 1/20/08 as I write this.

The asteroid will come into closest proximity to Earth on 1/29/08 when it will be at just 0.0045 au.

1 AU (Astronomical Unit based on the distance from Earth to the Sun)
Wiki: Astronomical Unit
The currently accepted value of the AU is 149,597,870,691 ± 30 metres (nearly 150 million kilometres or 93 million miles).

So by my calculations of:
0.0045x93000000 = 418500 miles close on 1/29/08

Meanwhile the moon is at about 0.0025 au close to us. So at closest the asteroid will be about twice the distance to the moon.

That makes me think of another horrible scenario however!

WHAT IF THE ASTEROID STRIKES THE MOON!?

We have always worried about an asteroid hitting the Earth. But a collision with the moon would cause a shotgun type effect and send millions of rocks headed our way for years. If the moon was knocked off orbit or destroyed the Earth would be in catastrophe.

Can the Earth Function without the moon? Without tides on Earth, what would be the effects?

I have also read from searching TU24 on google that thier are YOUTUBE videos and other discussion forums worried about TU24 out there.




[edit on (1/20/08) by AllSeeingI]



reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 05:40 PM by Fuzzyone
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Ooops! Don't tell Dick you caught me here! He gives me the creeps!

-George.


reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 05:47 PM by Hellmutt
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400 meters is actually a big asteroid. And when you consider that gravity is holding an object the size of our moon (namely our moon) in orbit around the Earth, what can gravity do to this "tiny" little thing?



reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 05:50 PM by biggie smalls
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Not to mention how freaking fast that object is traveling.

400 meters may not be that large, but considering the speed of meteors and asteroids...It may be a problem if it does get too close.
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