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Chyeahhh!!! · 11-26-2013, 03:45 PM

Keep an eye on it. Finding out many new things about this space invader. It is hyperbolic...coinciding with the last ice age. Also NASA has also said they cannot predict what will happen if it survives the sun on the 28th. Three to five km at the core. If the sun sends it in pieces...these pieces will all be slingshot around the sun and all will have there own trajectories. These pieces would compare sizeably to the Russian meteor that hit earlier this year.

On a lighter note...if it remains intact it will be heralded as one of the most dazzling displays in the night sky for quite sometime as it heads back out on an enlongated elliptical orbit

11-26-2013, 03:45 PM	#1
Chyeahhh!!! Saul Paul Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: remote location with a remote weapon station Posts: 6,398 Battle Record: 16-26 Rep Power: 1663351	comet ison Keep an eye on it. Finding out many new things about this space invader. It is hyperbolic...coinciding with the last ice age. Also NASA has also said they cannot predict what will happen if it survives the sun on the 28th. Three to five km at the core. If the sun sends it in pieces...these pieces will all be slingshot around the sun and all will have there own trajectories. These pieces would compare sizeably to the Russian meteor that hit earlier this year. On a lighter note...if it remains intact it will be heralded as one of the most dazzling displays in the night sky for quite sometime as it heads back out on an enlongated elliptical orbit __________________ KNOW YOUR MAKER BEFORE YOU'RE MADE TO I know the ledge, his sister's a jumpoff