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reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 01:44 PM by Movhisattva
reply to post by spqrenki


Ah well, I thought it just looked like this on its closest approach (through telescope):







reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 01:45 PM by SeekerofTruth101
reply to post by xxdaniel21



I do agree with you, if you wish to talk about 'WILL'. It will be Divine Will that is meant. No mortal can change His Will but all mankind can do is to pray for His Divine mercy, our common Creator who love us all.

In any case, we should not be complacent as it seems we may be heading towards an asteroid field in our orbit through the Universe. Hight time we improve our early warning systems, espacially when astrophysicts admitted openly that they do not have the ability to track small rocks such as those in Siberia which fortunately and mercifully took no lives. There's a lesson to be learned everyday. We need to grow up.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 01:47 PM by spqrenki
reply to post by Movhisattva



It was blinding, literally. It was like looking straight at the sun which I thought was odd because I wasn't even looking at it directly.

I'm so glad I saw that.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 01:53 PM by xxdaniel21
reply to post by favouriteslave



It's about as useful as praying for a winner in a sports game in the grand scheme of things...

That would be like a... religious tug of war, and just think, does that really make sense?

Then again...


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 01:55 PM by xxdaniel21
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
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post by favouriteslave



Why not? I'm guessing you never heard the story of how Moses parted the Red Sea? This is what is called Mastery over the Elements and matter.


Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by favouriteslave



the story


Enough said, really


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 01:58 PM by xxdaniel21
reply to post by alfa1



Yeahh... it's a shame really.

I didn't have binoculars handy and was relying on the naked eye and clear skies. I knew where it was, just no sight.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 02:01 PM by Phage
reply to post by spqrenki


If the Sun was up where you are, you didn't see the asteroid.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 02:01 PM by captainpudding
reply to post by Bicent76



It's estimated to weigh about 190,000 tonnes and is travelling around 30,000kph. There's no satellite in existence large enough to have any real effect on its trajectory. It would be like a mosquito flying into an elephant and knocking it over.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 02:03 PM by SeekerofTruth101
reply to post by xxdaniel21



It doesn't matter. Those who have faith and believe, will believe. Those who don't, will not till they experience life changing event themselves on their own free will.

What truly matters is that D14 caused no harm to innocents, even though it was the closest cities levelling piece of rock that came since decades. If it's course was altered just by 2 degrees in its close approach to Earth at its speed, things may had been different.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 02:05 PM by xxdaniel21
Originally posted by SeekerofTruth101
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post by xxdaniel21



I do agree with you, if you wish to talk about 'WILL'. It will be Divine Will that is meant. No mortal can change His Will but all mankind can do is to pray for His Divine mercy, our common Creator who love us all.

In any case, we should not be complacent as it seems we may be heading towards an asteroid field in our orbit through the Universe. Hight time we improve our early warning systems, espacially when astrophysicts admitted openly that they do not have the ability to track small rocks such as those in Siberia which fortunately and mercifully took no lives. There's a lesson to be learned everyday. We need to grow up.


Wait, so you don't believe in human will, but you believe in divine will? What i don't understand is how one can be more correct than the other when it comes to belief. That is all it is - belief.
I said "one does not simply (will) something to happen" meaning there is no "will" at all - rather, a set course.

I assume (and please correct me) this is your idea:
1: scientist hopefully detects asteroid
2: we all get together and pray
3: asteroid misses, and we praise

Then, in this case, why are you worried about future comets? The one in siberia was testament to a set course we are on. If you must, like another poster said - pray for the aftermath. have faith in what happens afterwards.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 02:05 PM by spqrenki
reply to post by Phage



I obviously don't have any proof, but I know what I saw. If anyone in the north east united states saw it too please post.


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 02:06 PM by xxdaniel21
reply to post by spqrenki



Could it have been something else? There are hundreds of other sightings every other day, why should this day be any different?


reply posted on 15-2-2013 @ 02:11 PM by Phage
reply to post by spqrenki


I'm sure you saw something but it could not have been the asteroid.
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