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reply posted on 10-8-2004 @ 10:39 AM by Byrd
D'OH!!!

I meant, of course, to link to Bad Astronomy:
www.badastronomy.com... -- but I don't think the computer and I are on speaking terms today. Thanks for the heads' up!


Originally posted by Kenshiro
hey Byrd,
Your slipping


If you're concerned about NEOs and want to hang with astronomers (amateur and pro) who would be the most likely bunch to tell you when there really IS a threat, then check out cfa-www.harvard.edu... The NEO page you cited cfa-www.harvard.edu... doesn't show anything of concern.

Are the same links as tiza gave


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reply posted on 10-8-2004 @ 10:40 AM by SpittinCobra
neo.jpl.nasa.gov...

Toutatis
Sept. 29
4 LD
9


Side note...PERSEID METEORS: The 2004 Perseid meteor shower is underway. Every hour, 10+ meteors are streaking from the constellation Perseus, and that number will increase 3- to 6-fold when the shower peaks on August 11th and 12th. Look for Perseid Earthgrazers when the sun goes down on Wednesday, August 11th. Then, before dawn on Thursday, August 12th, go outside for the main event: as many as 60 meteors per hour.

www.spaceweather.com...

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reply posted on 10-8-2004 @ 05:20 PM by Godsent
Originally posted by thesaint
I think you will find that there are a lot more than the Mk4 in 2032 take a look at these other near earth objects.


neo.jpl.nasa.gov...


There are quite a few NEO's but the MK4 is a PHA. The difference is one is a Near Earth Object, which are generally small or not big enough to cause a lot of damage. PHA's are potentially hazardous astroids which are usually big and can cause extreme damage.

Edit - oh, also it depends on the mass density of the object as well. Some burn up in our atmosphere easier than others do.

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