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Originally posted by madhatr137
It does approach relatively close to Mars and Earth twice...but look how close it comes to Mercury, Feb 9.
I mean, we're always worried about how a near miss or a hit on Earth could be to us...but what would the affect be on the solar system if Mercury was struck, or even worse, what if the impact had enough force to change the orbit...even slightly...of course, it probably doesn't have that sort of force...
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
I wonder how many times it will be mistaken for Nibiru in 2012
I bet we see a thread on here dedicated to it!
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Originally posted by GypsK
For who's interested:
The discovery of a 2- to 3-kilometre-wide asteroid in an orbit that goes backwards has set astronomers scratching their heads. It comes closer to Earth than any other object in a 'retrograde' orbit, and astronomers think they should have spotted it before.
more at link
new scientist
[edit on 2/5/2009 by GypsK]
Originally posted by Suranda
This is not an asteroid. Looks like an asteroid. Doesn't behave like an asteroid. Is "eccentric and backward" are not even descriptors of an asteroid.
This is a craft. Darkness has been dismantled. This is a craft of the Divine True Light.