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with enough advance knowlage we dont need bombs ect..All the need doo is build a sattalite an sen it to meet up with the commet.They can then use the gravity of hthe satalite to change the meteors trajectory.Even an inch every 6 months over a couple of years perion would shift it enough to be in a differnt location when it was due to collide with earth. They have all the math ratio sixe ext worked out but like I said in previous post we need time to do this an if it comess at us bind we are phuked.
Originally posted by rickymouse
I've got a question. Does anyone know if nuclear weapons work in space? There's no Oxygen out there or any atmosphere to work with. Can a nuclear reaction work with nothing to react with? Will it just pop?
I think the sun is perfect example.
Originally posted by rickymouse
reply to post by ecossiepossie
I was just wondering if someone knew if nukes will actually work in outer space. Has there ever been a test done?
Originally posted by Mandrakerealmz
reply to post by kennvideo
Utilize the HAARP system like a giant tractor beam to repel the object. They have done this 3 times so far I think...
No need to worry about Meteors
If you were close enough to the Bomb, you would feel blast plus get a hell of a sun burn, there would be lack of resistance, like a bomb in a vacuum. Ouh, ouh the big bang.
Originally posted by rickymouse
I just did a search on the nuclear bomb in space. A guy who said he was an egghead at this said that it would not explode like it does on earth because there is no pressure wave or thermal wave without an atmosphere. I guess it would just give a burst of electromagnetic radiation. He mentioned that certain explosives like TNT and C4 can explode under water and in space.