Nothing. It's old news that's all. Thanks though.

Cheers,

Vic

Originally posted by V Kaminski
Nothing. It's old news that's all. Thanks though.

Cheers,

Vic

well you're welcome but um.. I did a search and came up with nothing so I posted... Didn't know someone would rush to point out it's "old news" when it's brand spankin' new to me... Perhaps I'm not the only one who missed it the first time around hmmm?

Where will it be seen first?

That's something i'd like to know!!!

Anyone???

Originally posted by dgtempe
Where will it be seen first?

That's something i'd like to know!!!

Anyone???

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I'm almost positive there are ATS members out there plotting right now to view it themselves and try to get some pics.. if that is at all possible!! I can't wait for them to share!

Maybe I am nit-picking here but I sincerely hope it isn't a "near-miss" as stated in the thread title. A "near-miss" means it HIT. A "near-hit" means that it barely missed.

OMG! I didn't even realize.. near miss.....
I don't know whether to laugh or be afraid!
IS it a fruedian slip? Whith all the hoopla and worry by ATS'ers over this thing that little misnomer could be enough to see some people off.. if ya know what I mean...

I mean... "Hey ... look at that huge crater!! darn son!! that asteroid NEARLY MISSED us....."

YIKES!

[edit on 1/28/2008 by undiscoveredsoul]

Great news to bad it isn't passing by the moon so we could get a closer look , but I'll be looking toward the sky with my telescope. An this is old news but no one has a post saying today is the day, so this is new.

Yes, Thanks for the post. I have not seen this before your post. It seems threads come and go so quickly on here (in the recent post section) that I tend to miss quite a lot and normally don't go searching for anything.

Once again, even though they say it has been posted before, thank you for posting it for those of us that have yet to see this!