Giant fucking rocks falling from the fucking sky

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Giant fucking rocks falling from the fucking sky 2012 DA14 approaches Fri Feb 15 00:26:33 2013 No.5530396 [Reply] [Original]

It's raining men... wait no those are fucking giant rocks holy fuck.. Fuck!

>A series of explosions in the skies of Russia’s Urals region, reportedly caused by a meteor shower,

http://rt.com/news/meteorite-crash-urals-chelyabinsk-283/

Great video how would you like to see this on the drive home?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7c-0iwBEswE

Another great vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0cRHsApzt8&feature=youtu.be

Another video of a giant rock passing through our atmosphere lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KG3mhbUHgUU#!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:27:48 2013 No.5530403 >>5530396 Clearly faked.Go back to /b/

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:28:47 2013 No.5530406 >>5530403 whaaaat?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:30:17 2013 No.5530413 >>5530403 what are you talking about fake dummy?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:31:03 2013 No.5530417 >>5530403 Not fake http://www.jpost.com/Headlines/Article.aspx?id=303388

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:35:32 2013 No.5530425 >>5530403 Its not faked you fucking retard its all over Russian youtube

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:38:33 2013 No.5530436 File: 392 KB, 1560x927, drudge.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] lol drudge just finally picked it up 4chan - Better than Mainstream Media

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:39:02 2013 No.5530440 Flipping neat http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90Omh7_I8vI

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:42:34 2013 No.5530445 Holy shit. Did it strike? I see that video where it sounds like it broke glass and started car alarms but I think it could do that without impacting.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:44:03 2013 No.5530452 >>5530396 You guys sure are slow.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:46:03 2013 No.5530456 http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000f76f#summary >only 6.6 psh, weak sauce

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:50:03 2013 No.5530463 The main body of 2012 DA14 won't strike (we hope) but no one said anything about the debris! We could be literally pelted in the next few days.

>>	dont even Fri Feb 15 00:51:03 2013 No.5530464 >IT'S HAPPENING Run away fools

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:51:17 2013 No.5530466 It was actually Chris Dorner returning from heaven in a blaze of pure vengance to finish what he started.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:51:48 2013 No.5530469 >>5530466 In russia?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:52:03 2013 No.5530474 >>5530466 LAPD Russian precinct?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:52:19 2013 No.5530471 >>5530445 it looks like it burst in the air... >>5530463 Sweet, maybe now the mouthbreating knucklefucks will start paying attention to the rest of the solar system.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:52:47 2013 No.5530472 >>5530469 He plans to hijack their nukes and launch one at each of his targets.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:55:33 2013 No.5530479 >>5530469 He missed.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:55:48 2013 No.5530480 File: 23 KB, 343x361, thehappening.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ITS FUCKING HAPPENING [THE HAPPENING INTENSIFIES]

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 00:58:33 2013 No.5530488 >>5530456 quake was 10km below ground

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:00:32 2013 No.5530490 File: 61 KB, 400x388, feels bad man.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Anyone else wish for a serious impact, if only to get people to notice space for once?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:04:03 2013 No.5530502 >>5530488 The actual explosion took place miles in the air, did you fucking think seismographs were calibrated for asteroids?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:07:17 2013 No.5530506 >>5530490 yeah, but more because as the public panics I generally go into euphoria for some reason

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:08:02 2013 No.5530514 >>5530502 It was a subtle attempt at telling him that the quake wasn't caused by a fucking meteorite because it happened 10km below ground.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:09:04 2013 No.5530517 sonic boom meteor over california in April, 2012 http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/meteor-shower-sonic-boom-16198947 it's happening(tm)

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:09:04 2013 No.5530518

It's coming right for us. This is only a glimpse of what is to come.

Imagine 75lb rocks literally pelting the earth like hailstones. Imagine rocks the size of city blocks striking around the globe with the intensity beyond a rifle shot.

2012 DA14 is a very dirty dog and it is carrying a lot of debris with it.

You got some shade? Somewhere to be? Best get to it I gots to go.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:10:04 2013 No.5530519 >>5530506 You and I, both.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:10:34 2013 No.5530520 Russian news is reporting that their missile defense systems shot down the object and the smaller fragments impacted This seems unlikely

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:10:48 2013 No.5530521 >>5530520 My ass!

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:11:03 2013 No.5530523

>>5530506
>some reason
Me too anon, me too. Especially space-related shit, because the general public seem to not know a fucking thing about it whatsoever and panic even more severely.

>>5530520
Hahaha do they not understand how video cameras and youtube work?

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:12:03 2013 No.5530528

>>5530518
You are aware that if this thing had any sizable debris, that we have organizations dedicated to avoid impact of things like that, right?

The worst that will happens is that some glass breaks, as we saw in one of the video. And I doubt there is much debris of that size.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:12:05 2013 No.5530526 File: 56 KB, 450x345, tunguska_kulik_strip.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] why does russia always get the cool asteroids?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:13:03 2013 No.5530530 File: 64 KB, 604x453, Nr6MxdcW2rI.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] sup,i am from Chelyabinsk,russia,this meteorite fucked up our city,lol,but it was epic :> sorry for my fucking bad english,here is some photos

>>	Mike_Snackletary !!PFWjIRTJ/YU Fri Feb 15 01:13:33 2013 No.5530532 do we have any info on the thing? size, etc

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:14:17 2013 No.5530535 File: 25 KB, 453x604, tCMZe6AMH5g.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530530 inside

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:14:17 2013 No.5530536 >>5530520 That's not unlikely, it's preposterous. Stop reading Russian media.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:14:33 2013 No.5530538 >>5530528 They have the funding to observe an estimated 10% of objects crossing our orbit. They are woefully, hilariously, underfunded. And we have no vehicle to avert an impact.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:14:48 2013 No.5530541 File: 42 KB, 455x604, LIFyZ0H-NU4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530535 outside,on our factory,here in Chelyabinsk

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:14:48 2013 No.5530542 I'm surprised it didn't make the Russian missile defense system freak out.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:15:18 2013 No.5530544 File: 91 KB, 640x800, yah no.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530518 >worst case is some glass breaks >giant hole in building

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:15:48 2013 No.5530547 File: 13 KB, 480x360, cell.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530541 >>5530535 >>5530530 Jesus christ, are these all from the debris after it exploded?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:16:18 2013 No.5530550 >>5530538 crossing our orbit != being large enough to do anything.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:17:03 2013 No.5530558 >>5530541 holy shit thanks for uploading!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:17:03 2013 No.5530559 >>5530532 don't reply to this pedo creep. just report him. he posts cp on /sp/

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:19:02 2013 No.5530564 File: 75 KB, 640x480, 1540771_20130215094905.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530547 Yup,here is some more photos,i will post photos here,if you are interested

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:19:02 2013 No.5530566 File: 23 KB, 300x300, missing the point.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530550 Right, I'm sure every rock crossing our orbit is tangerine-sized only. Everyone pack it in and go home, nothing to see here.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:19:32 2013 No.5530569 File: 11 KB, 277x182, unregulated capitalism.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] No money to monitor space junk, we need to feed the starving children of people of color in the craddle of humanity !

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:20:49 2013 No.5530576 File: 91 KB, 1235x698, Math for monkeys.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530564 YES PLEASE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:21:17 2013 No.5530579

>>5530564
do it man. we will do the rest of the work spreading it asap. consider using a small watermark for future pics so you can take some credit if you want.

for science and future generations you should get out and document the immediate aftermath of the event.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:21:48 2013 No.5530582 Watching it streak across the sky game me goosebumpbs

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:23:02 2013 No.5530586 >>5530579 >>5530576 these pics are on other sites dummys google is your friend

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:23:03 2013 No.5530591 >>5530586 But we're here, so.....?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:23:18 2013 No.5530589 File: 1.54 MB, 1680x1050, impact.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530582 Knowing it came from space and watching it enter our atmosphere gave me wood

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:23:18 2013 No.5530590 >>5530564 photo of meteorite when it falls

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:24:03 2013 No.5530592 File: 47 KB, 640x480, 1540747_20130215083916.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530590

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:24:34 2013 No.5530593
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about pic... right side is where tunguska event happened. 1500 miles away.

From RT:
>Residents of the town of Emanzhilinsk, some 50 kilometers from Chelyabinsk, said they witnessed a flying object that suddenly burst into flames, broke apart and fell to earth. A black cloud was reported hanging above the town.

Emanzhilinsk is the yellow pin south of chelyabinsk.
do you wanna drive down to emanz and take pics? it's only 42 km from the center of chelyabinsk.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:25:02 2013 No.5530597 >>5530586 Yup,but this sites is russian,and i am posting this photos here cause most of you dont understand russian and can't google it in russian,there is only 1 my photo

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:27:48 2013 No.5530604 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7mLUIDGqmw What's with all the secondary explosions though...or was that just the time it took for the sound to travel to the onlookers?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:28:03 2013 No.5530607 File: 209 KB, 1024x768, 724282main_asteroid20130201.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530593 so then did the asteroid travel south? tomorrow's asteroid tracks it going northerly.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:29:03 2013 No.5530609 >>5530604 Only thing I can figure is that's the sounds of the actual impact and the debris coming back down.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:29:17 2013 No.5530610 >>5530604 I don't know where you live, but around the rural hills I live you can hear people shooting off guns for fun just about all the time.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:29:33 2013 No.5530612 >>5530604 nvm, i'm gonna say those were smaller debris from the meteor which fell off as it descended they must have hit a bunch of buildings and cars

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:29:48 2013 No.5530613 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7c-0iwBEswE WOW

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:29:48 2013 No.5530614 >>5530604 I'm guessing it's the soundwave echoing several times.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:31:33 2013 No.5530620 >>5530466 cool of you to post the same lame joke in every thread

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:33:03 2013 No.5530623 Bumping on a board I never use. Now this is science.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:33:48 2013 No.5530626 2012 DA14 really isn't anything to worry about, is it? I know it wont hit, but even if it did, it's not big enough to do anything but destroy a city, am I right?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:34:04 2013 No.5530628 >>5530604 Sonic boom? Looks like two or more trails in the sky.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:36:03 2013 No.5530636 >>5530626 It's not quite football-field sized, so think Meteor Crater, not a dinosaur-killer.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:36:03 2013 No.5530637 >>5530626 Yep, could hit some sattelites and shit though.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:36:47 2013 No.5530641 >>5530636 >>5530637 Alright, thanks.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:37:02 2013 No.5530645 >>5530637 OR IT COULD BECOME A NEW SECOND MOON IMAGINE, GLORIOUS DOUBLE MOONRISES FUCK YEA

>>	Mike_Snackletary (Stephen Curry's Baby Face) !!PFWjIRTJ/YU Fri Feb 15 01:38:17 2013 No.5530646 >>5530626 Right, but still, what if it hit Manhattan? Or London? Sure the chances are very slim but the cost would be ridiculous. It's still large enough to potentially create tsunamis as well.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:39:04 2013 No.5530650 I LOVE the people who say nothing worse will happen. Why just three hours ago you would have said NOTHING will happen. Let's just all agree we have no idea what is coming.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:40:02 2013 No.5530657 >>5530613 >http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7c-0iwBEswE I love the russian car insurance people. I actually rigged up my old iphone to use as a highway recorder too =x it's going in tomorrow I have decided.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:40:04 2013 No.5530654 >>5530645 but muh tides

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:40:47 2013 No.5530656 File: 729 KB, 825x641, 1349152758734.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530650 Except for your mother.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:41:48 2013 No.5530659 >>5530654 FUCK YOUR TIDES. THE NEW DOUBLE MOON TIDE WILL REVEAL ATLANTIS AND FLOOD AFRICA!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:42:19 2013 No.5530661 >>5530656 DAAAAAAYUUUM

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:42:33 2013 No.5530662 >>5530659 >flood africa Don't tease me

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:43:32 2013 No.5530667 >>5530626 it would explode at 2.9 megatons of tnt the tunguska event was between 3-20 megatons chances are it won't hit anywhere near a city

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:44:03 2013 No.5530668 > mfw the Autobots finally arrive

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:44:03 2013 No.5530669 >>5530667 Please Tel Aviv please please please

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:44:03 2013 No.5530670 >>5530613 that projectile moving way too fast for the military to intercept. A+ movie btw, best one I've seen so far.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:45:02 2013 No.5530674 >>5530670 lol russia saying they shot it with a missile >who is going to pay for my broken sides

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:47:18 2013 No.5530677 File: 15 KB, 320x242, thumbs up prime.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530668 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H0JDomv8ac Threadmusic is go

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:47:18 2013 No.5530678 >>5530674 You are...unless you have a dashcam installed on your glorious superior Russian body.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:49:18 2013 No.5530679 >>5530678 Damn you russia!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:49:18 2013 No.5530680 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rflTN4XAt34 Several explosions heard

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:49:33 2013 No.5530681 It has to be aliens.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:50:32 2013 No.5530682 if this were 8000 bc, how many of you dumb bastards could I swindle into following my new religion with this?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:52:48 2013 No.5530687 >>5530682 Not like it matters. Your shitty religion will get replaced by Christianity anyway.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:54:32 2013 No.5530689 >>5530687 >pope resigns >meteor strikes earth HALE SATAN!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:55:49 2013 No.5530692 >>5530680 >>5530680 Where are all these splosions coming from?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:58:02 2013 No.5530698 >>5530692 From the meteorite, dipshit. Multiple pieces exploding, followed by reflections.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:58:32 2013 No.5530695 >>5530692 see >>5530612

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:58:48 2013 No.5530696
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Yikes, that's a close fucking shave. Between our gravity and the moons, is that enough to perturb the debris and send it our way?
Probably not the whole thing though, right? Not in our SOI long enough....right?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:58:48 2013 No.5530697 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rflTN4XAt34 /sci/ i'm scared

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:59:04 2013 No.5530699 The heavens weep for Dorner

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 01:59:18 2013 No.5530700 >>5530692 It hit a factory or something

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:00:50 2013 No.5530703 File: 133 KB, 356x341, apophis gif.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >a taste of things to come

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:00:50 2013 No.5530704 >>5530696 It's within orbit of some of our satellites. how are we sure it's not going to hit us again? Honestly did they just publish the one calculation?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:00:50 2013 No.5530705 File: 289 KB, 1011x698, Screenshot from 2013-02-15 01:57:42.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Here is what USA Today has to say about the Meteorite

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:01:03 2013 No.5530707 >>5530696 Wow, I never realized it was getting that close I was only told it was getting closer than the moon Is there any possible way to see this thing in the sky? No idea about it's size, so that may be retarded

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:02:17 2013 No.5530711 File: 1.37 MB, 273x198, 4chan.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530705 >rectal discharge drainage

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:02:33 2013 No.5530712 File: 81 KB, 1024x768, Asteroid 2012 DA14 approach.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530704 >>5530707 This is the only other angle on it I saw...

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:02:33 2013 No.5530713 >>5530396 I am so sick of this fake shit.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:03:03 2013 No.5530714 >>5530682 At that time? Possibly all of us. Except for the town crackpot who is always playing around with his dumb as shit three lines of the same size, instead of worshipping the newborn son of our sun god.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:03:03 2013 No.5530717 File: 6 KB, 218x282, UZiZqnH.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530705 >rectal discharge drainage

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:03:03 2013 No.5530718
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Are meteorites often made of valuable elements?

Anyone care to guess what this one would be made of or what it would sell for?

I know it's a stab in the dark but hey..

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:03:18 2013 No.5530715 File: 161 KB, 450x450, failed troll.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530713 You have to actually try

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:03:33 2013 No.5530716 The trail of the Meteor is supposed to have the most debris right? And this is ahead of the Meteor.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:04:32 2013 No.5530720 >>5530716 in reality 2012 DA14 is a dirty, filthy beast surrounded by debris we will likely be pelted world wide over the next five days or so should be a neat sky show either way

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:05:03 2013 No.5530724 >>5530718 The rarest minerals on earth are supposed to come from meteorites

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:05:18 2013 No.5530722 Semi related and I didn't want to make a new thread. Are there "space rules" I would need to abide by if were to fund my own personal space shuttle launch?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:05:33 2013 No.5530723 >>5530718 >dat isis UFbro by any chance? the windows look a bit different though

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:06:03 2013 No.5530726 >>5530720 I just hope it doesn't land on my house. That would suck.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:06:18 2013 No.5530727 File: 1006 KB, 260x187, 1333094690977.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530713 >yfw you realize it actually happened

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:06:33 2013 No.5530728 File: 27 KB, 350x264, redline.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Confirmed it's everywhere http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a98_1360908156 captcha nonsense enrovie

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:07:18 2013 No.5530729 File: 120 KB, 1200x842, netlives.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530728

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:08:02 2013 No.5530733 when the meteorite generates a huge flash in the sky, means that it was entering our atmosphere?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:10:19 2013 No.5530736 >>5530733 yes it is encountering gaseous layers which provide friction and thus intense heat

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:10:32 2013 No.5530737

/sci/entist in the thread on /pol/ came up with an estimate of 13-20 km/s for the impact speed from the video in >>5530613

Is that a typical speed for meteors?

What about that big asteroid that's supposed to fly past us this weekend, should we be concerned?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:10:50 2013 No.5530738 >>5530733 To my understanding that's when the rock hits a critically thick layer of the atmosphere and bursts as if hitting a wall

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:11:03 2013 No.5530741 >>5530733 Usually. It's hitting the atmosphere and beginning to break up.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:11:18 2013 No.5530743

>how are we sure it's not going to hit us again? Honestly did they just publish the one calculation?

We basically have to trust them that it won't, also if it were to strike the earth I doubt they would have said anything, or maybe they are hur dur disinfo

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:12:32 2013 No.5530745 >>5530733 When the birds generate a huge flash in the sky, means they were entering Russia's atmosphere?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:13:18 2013 No.5530747 >>5530743 I'm sure amatuer astronomers could calculate the projected trajectory, and probably have themselves. If it was going to hit earth, we would know.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:13:32 2013 No.5530748 >>5530743 Yeah. Yeah trust the people who 5 hours ago would have said nothing AT ALL would impact us. Now we just got hit with debris. I am seriously thinking of loading up the wife and kids for a 'fun adventurous trip' to Moaning Caverns....

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:14:33 2013 No.5530749 >>5530748 But scientists said no so it must be true!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:14:35 2013 No.5530750 >>5530720 the meteors had/have opposite falling directions.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:15:17 2013 No.5530751 >>5530748 Well that'd be pointless, even if the main thing does hit it's even remotely big enough to be a planet killer.

Somewhere Sturdy Fri Feb 15 02:16:18 2013 No.5530752 [DELETED]

<ahem>

Hi. I like you guys. A lot.

Mid-Atlantic region, possibly Delaware
Southwestern Texas
Newfoundland
Somewhere along the border of France and Belgium between Tourcoing and Mons
Nizhny Novgorod
Northern Australia coast

Those areas are where fragments that nobody really knew about (legit, we are really bad at finding stuff this "small" in space, this is not some bullshit where the government is letting it happen or something) until a few days ago have a higher than average (read, 1 in 1000) chance of making it through the atmosphere and causing some real damage.

Nothing apocalyptic - none of these cities or areas are going to be wiped off the planet - but bad enough that it would rival some pretty serious natural disasters.

Russia also blasted one out of the sky with conventional missile technology (they don't have much of a interstellar defense system as far as I know, England actually has the strongest but they've never tested it in any real scenario, where as we in the good ol USA have) so I wouldn't be particularly worried to begin with.

Just giving a heads up,

Sincerely,
Low Level Government Mook

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:16:18 2013 No.5530753 >>5530737 It'll be flying by us in about 12 hours.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:16:33 2013 No.5530754 >>5530747 I would think so as well >>5530748 moaning caverns sounds like a serial killers nickname for his crawl space under his double wide trailer

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:17:18 2013 No.5530755 >>5530751 k Yeah naw I'm waking the family up for a trip. See you guys on the flip side.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:17:48 2013 No.5530757 File: 273 KB, 828x461, asteroid-2012-DA14-size.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530751 This, pic related

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:18:03 2013 No.5530759 File: 35 KB, 449x337, WOAHDAMN.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How high up was it that the shockwave came down around 1 minute? It looked a lot closer than the sound suggests.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:18:32 2013 No.5530760 The chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one, he said.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:20:18 2013 No.5530766 >>5530752 >Russia also blasted one out of the sky with conventional missile technology >target traveling at ~20 km/s >taken out with conventional missiles Horseshit

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:21:33 2013 No.5530768 File: 20 KB, 461x403, ancient aliensguy.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530766 It's like hitting a bullet with another bullet if one of the bullets was traveling at 20 kilometers per fucking second.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:21:48 2013 No.5530769 >>5530766 Why would russia lie?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:22:18 2013 No.5530772 >>5530769 >why would some random anon lie? fixd

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:22:32 2013 No.5530771 Fake shit. Prove me wrong.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:23:02 2013 No.5530774 File: 1019 KB, 265x260, 1360868939133.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530771 >this fukken guy

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:23:18 2013 No.5530773 >>5530766 >target traveling at ~20 km/s How accurate is that figure? ICBMs re-enter at approx 6/9km/s.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:24:02 2013 No.5530775 >>5530772 Russia has declared that they shot one with a missile. Being ignorant of current events is YOUR FAULT. Explain to me in detail why they would make that up.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:25:18 2013 No.5530777 >>5530759 12 or so miles.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:25:32 2013 No.5530779 File: 292 KB, 953x895, Screenshot from 2013-02-15 02:23:34.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Here is a CBS News report

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:25:32 2013 No.5530780 >>5530668 I...I'm not even a huge Transformers fan, but that was my first thought, too.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:25:48 2013 No.5530782 File: 28 KB, 300x213, incredulous.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530773 ICBM's arn't accelerated by the gravity of a star... >>5530771 Just go >>5530775 To look like they're capable of protecting themselves from space-rocks?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:25:48 2013 No.5530783 >>5530775 Russia didn't declare a thing. All they said was their was one asteroid.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:25:48 2013 No.5530784 could it be the 2012 DA14 asteroid

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:26:49 2013 No.5530785

>>5530752

Quit lying you son of a bitch. You don't shoot down meteorites with missiles. Meteorites explode in the atmosphere, so what fucking good is it to try to hit it with a missile? That's like blowing up a large bomb with a smaller bomb. That and I'd like to see the fucking missiles that can intercept hypersonic rocks from space.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:26:49 2013 No.5530786 >>5530784 Yes this is debris and fragments from the dirty filthy ball of SHIT called 2012DA14 which is headed pretty much right for us as you read this.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:27:48 2013 No.5530788 >>5530785 If the Russians had not shot it the impact damage would have been somewhat worse. there is in fact no better use for modern ballistic missiles than jacking the shit out of anything incoming.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:29:32 2013 No.5530791 Well in Universal time it's 7:28 The asteroid get's the closest at about 19: UTC. So yeah it's just starting woooo.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:29:49 2013 No.5530792 >>5530788 If you threw a rock really really hard, and then had someone throw their own smaller rock at yours and try to hit it, what happens?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:30:33 2013 No.5530793 >>5530792 If it's guided by on-board targeting computers and carries a sizable payload? Pretty drastic.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:31:33 2013 No.5530795 my favorite vid so far. this is brutal. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b70_1360910617

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:32:32 2013 No.5530797 >>5530793 >what is delta-v

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:32:47 2013 No.5530798

So wait, which meteor was this? Did we know this one was coming?

Is DA14 going to come closer than this one or about as close, do we even know? What would happen if that one blew up like this one did?

I know the two are definitely unrelated rocks, but this one just came out of nowhere.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:33:02 2013 No.5530800 >>5530798 No we had no idea. We suck, literally are blind when it comes to smaller debris like this. Nothing more could happen, OR we could experience thousands of strikes just like this. That's the scale.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:33:32 2013 No.5530799

>>5530788

Shut the fuck up you imbecile. There would be no impact you fucking idiot. Meteorites that size explode miles above the surface. The Tunguska object was orders of magnitude larger and even it didn't touch the ground. Besides, not the Russians or any other country have missiles that can intercept something moving that fast coming from space. The whole thing would have been over before a missile could be launched, no missile could catch that fucker, and a missile would have had no effect on it.

/fucking discussion

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:35:49 2013 No.5530802 >>5530799 >no missile could catch that fucker, and a missile would have had no effect on it. Lies. And calm yourself you sound like a screaming plebeian right now. Comport yourself with poise and reason or don't bother posting.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:36:18 2013 No.5530804 >>5530802 You are full of shit.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:36:48 2013 No.5530805

>>5530798
jesus read the thread.

Back on topic, Bad Astronomer is trying to say it's unrelated to DA14 due to it's direction upon reentry.

But...correct me if I'm wrong, can't direction start changing when it gets close enough inside our SOI?

>>5530802
I think the "FAKE, PROVE ME WRONG" guy is trying another tactic here.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:37:17 2013 No.5530806 Tunguska v.2.0

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:38:33 2013 No.5530807

>>5530804
Peasant stop your screaming.

FACT: modern missile and radar technology is constantly on guard with 24/7 365 watches on guard for ANYTHING out of the ordinary.

FACT: It takes less than 15 seconds to recognize a threat and fire a return shot. This is the reality of modern missile technology.

I have been to missile bases bases within the continental united states.

Now calm down.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:38:33 2013 No.5530808 IF you can hit a rockey with a meteor, it would be beneficial if it breaks apart. More of it could burn up than if it was one large meteor.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:38:48 2013 No.5530809 >>5530757 What if it's first contact and the aliens haven't cleaned their shuttle in a long, long, long time?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:39:18 2013 No.5530810 >>5530802 If you think that hitting a meteorite that is already in the atmosphere with a missile is not only possible but helpful, then god help you, because you are a special class of stupid.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:39:18 2013 No.5530811 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rflTN4XAt34

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:39:18 2013 No.5530812 >>5530748 Is it a figure os speech or an expression, because i can only think of an incestual orgy in the basement. In fact, don't respond, i like what is in my head right now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:39:47 2013 No.5530814 >>5530810 Not only is it likely and possible but it just happened.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:41:32 2013 No.5530816 >>5530807 Wow, and I'd like to see that missile that can catch a rock moving at mach 20.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:41:32 2013 No.5530817 File: 12 KB, 252x203, poorly_disguised_troll.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530807 >Peasant >FACT: >I have been to missile bases Only slightly better attempt than "FAKE PROVE ME WRONG"

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:41:47 2013 No.5530818 srsly this fucker got us with ours pants down

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:42:33 2013 No.5530819 >>5530809 I for one welcome our new rock-hoarding overlords.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:43:20 2013 No.5530821 >>5530814 No it didn't. A meteorite can into the atmosphere and exploded like the millions of other meteorites that have hit this planet over it's existence.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:43:20 2013 No.5530822 >>5530816 It simply has to meet it. There is no other requirement. 15 seconds to recognize a threat and launch. Think on that. >>5530817 I was in the USAF. Were you ever in the military? No? Then listen to me.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:44:18 2013 No.5530824 >>5530821 You have NO idea of the vast Radar coverage which encircles the globe. Anything larger than a parakeet can be registered on Radar and if you think otherwise then stop.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:44:33 2013 No.5530825
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>>5530822
warfare and I’m the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You’re fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that’s just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little “clever” comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But you couldn’t, you didn’t, and now you’re paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it. You’re fucking dead, kiddo.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:44:33 2013 No.5530826 File: 125 KB, 666x384, hit.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530785 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TPDwSXaiB0&feature=youtu.be&t=2m16s

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:44:47 2013 No.5530827 >>5530822 That's like trying to hit a .223 in the air, after it's been fired with a fucking arrow. Suck a dick you fucking moron.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:45:03 2013 No.5530828 >>5530825 Civvies gonna peasant every time. I would be a lot kinder if you weren't so brain dead.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:45:48 2013 No.5530830 File: 858 KB, 240x228, 1360862387515.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530827

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:46:03 2013 No.5530833 >>5530826 >>5530826 >>5530826 will the little kids arguing look at this?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:46:48 2013 No.5530831 File: 6 KB, 200x266, astronaut crazy.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530828 >>/b/ The important thing is you tried your hardest.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:47:03 2013 No.5530834

>>5530816
doesn't catch up it intercepts, if you can determine its trajectory you just have to pick a point where the missile will come in contact with the meteorite

what you're saying is like, a spike strip stop a car? how do you plan on throwing it infront of a car when it is going 100+ mph, a human can't run and catch up to car, it won't work

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:48:03 2013 No.5530838 okay why is this not on CNN? this is pretty big news right? the fuck?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:48:17 2013 No.5530835 >>5530834 This. It doesn't have to catch it, it just has to intercept it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:48:34 2013 No.5530837 >>5530822 >implying it takes 15 seconds for a meteorite to make it to the ground once it's entered the atmosphere

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:49:47 2013 No.5530839 >>5530837 No it doesn't, but radar would pick this thing up at least, at the VERY least ten minutes out. You simply have no concept of the vast and magnificent radar network which covers the globe.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:50:17 2013 No.5530840 >>5530838 CNN is weeks behind Drudge, which is days behind pol.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:50:17 2013 No.5530841 >>5530833 That's a reflection. Notice how it disappears the second the meteor dims. It is the same brightness the entire time. If it were a missile - a constant source of the same brightness of its exhaust, it would have been visible long after.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:50:32 2013 No.5530844 >>5530839 Take your dick out of the radar network and go to bed, you're drunk.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:51:48 2013 No.5530846 File: 233 KB, 1538x2735, 1359578235365.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530838 >cnn just get the fuck out

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:52:47 2013 No.5530848 File: 72 KB, 1272x693, just a reflection you tool.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530841 This, pic very much related. >>5530839 >MUH RADAR Work the balls too, anon, it can't be all shaft.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:53:18 2013 No.5530850 >>5530838 CNN is too busy with their hard-on for the cruise ship

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:54:47 2013 No.5530852 >>5530850 But it's all poopy and what is Lady Gaga's dick doing today?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:55:48 2013 No.5530853 File: 341 KB, 957x1017, Screenshot from 2013-02-15 02:53:30.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Fox News claims 100 injuries have been reported

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:56:48 2013 No.5530855 >>5530850 just flipped over, breaking news that 'passengers flee horrid conditions aboard ship' It's their own fault for leaving their filth in the halls for the staff to clean up when there's a perfectly good ocean around them to shit in.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:57:33 2013 No.5530859 >>5530855 >important news in the CNN shitosphere

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:58:03 2013 No.5530860 >>5530853 they're only russians though. americans had poopy running out of toilets around them, be respectful.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 02:58:48 2013 No.5530863 File: 186 KB, 1280x956, HHexubsYwSw.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] http://zyalt.livejournal.com/722930.html

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:00:32 2013 No.5530865 File: 133 KB, 450x600, Lincoln cat tired eyes.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530859 Wall to wall coverage for the past 12 hours exclusively, 'breaking news' ticker up the entire time.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:04:50 2013 No.5530870 >>5530853 >100 injuries have been reported Mostly from broken glass. Just think how many people were stood at their windows gawping at the smoke trail in the sky when the shockwave hit.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:05:03 2013 No.5530873 >>5530870 It's, genius Clearly the aliens have planned this out, so as to cause the most damage to humanity as possible

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:05:18 2013 No.5530871 File: 698 KB, 1920x1080, Screenshot from 2013-02-15 03:02:05.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What have we learned today? I learned that streets in Russia have no lanes, people drive wherever the hell they want.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:06:48 2013 No.5530874 >>5530853 yeah windows have been shattered fucking everywhere

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:09:03 2013 No.5530875

>>5530822
>15 seconds to recognize a threat and launch.
In that time the asteroid has already traveled ~300 km. Assuming the nearest countermeasure site is located reasonably close, say within 10 km of the impactor's trajectory, and can travel at mach 10, that's a minimum three seconds to intercept, by which time its traveled another 60 km.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:09:33 2013 No.5530876 So we seriously have no idea if 2012 DA14 will do this yet? Is there a possibility we're 12 hours away from rocks pelting the planet and doing (not much) damage?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:10:18 2013 No.5530877 >>5530871 Why the fuck do you think everyone has dash-cams? For insurance purposes.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:11:02 2013 No.5530879 >>5530839 >ten minutes out >radar accurately detecting anything that small 1200 km away let alone 12000 km

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:13:05 2013 No.5530883 >>5530876 We've known it's not going to hit us for a fucking year give or take a few kilometers.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:13:33 2013 No.5530882 >>5530877 He is a cab driver

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:16:17 2013 No.5530885 >>5530879 Yes 100% absolutely. Why do you think this is beyond the skill of man? Why?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:17:03 2013 No.5530886 >>5530876 Yes totally. more than likely.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:18:02 2013 No.5530887
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I will not be convinced of a meteor until I see the ground zero. But I may still claim it to be a UFO cover-up regardless of all the overwhelming evidence, cause that's just they way I roll.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:19:03 2013 No.5530888 >>5530887 You fucking tard, a meteor JUST HIT OVER RUSSIA Why are you a brain dead mouth breathing peasant in 2013? The fault is entirely your own.

>>	u wish !72xeD5Og6k Fri Feb 15 03:19:33 2013 No.5530889 >>5530888 >replied >trips what a waste

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:20:17 2013 No.5530890 >>5530886 So how much of that is sarcasm?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:20:18 2013 No.5530891 File: 124 KB, 1200x800, qeL7fchfbjE.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:21:02 2013 No.5530897 >>5530879 >you >knowing anything about top secret Russian weapons technology

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:21:48 2013 No.5530895 >>5530890 It's not at all. FACT: 2012DA14 is a dirty fucker with lots of shit around it. FACT: ALL of that shit is headed directly for us. FACT: Some of that shit will strike the atmosphere.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:21:48 2013 No.5530896 >>5530891 Why is there a split in the clouds? I've heard the flash was actually a portal opening up so the UFO could escape from jets that were chasing it. Those clouds seem to support it...

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:22:48 2013 No.5530899 >>5530896 Hmm idk one theory could be they were from the Russian missile salvo reportedly launched...

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:23:02 2013 No.5530901 >>5530897 you fucking fool, the meteorite itself was the fucking secret Russian weapon. 0/10, you obviously don't know much when it comes to this sort of thing

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:25:18 2013 No.5530902 >>5530896 Split into pieces but still maintained the same trajectory? From that picture it looks like one piece blew up and the other kept on going.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:25:33 2013 No.5530903 >>5530896 Where in the clouds are you looking?

Intellectual Zombie Fri Feb 15 03:25:33 2013 No.5530904
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...Is this the wrong thread to ask about where I can get a good view of 2012 DA14 when I wake up? I'm on the East Coast and was hoping I'd see something cool... Instead I show up here and it sounds like the thing's already hit us.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:26:04 2013 No.5530906 >>5530904 Be in Australia for the next 12 hours, then in China. Don't worry though, the whole world should get one HELL of a sky show in the next three days. Remember, 99% of debris is in the wake. The wake.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:27:04 2013 No.5530907 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_DA14#Risks This little faggot came from big daddy. Get ready for shockwaves out of nowhere

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:27:17 2013 No.5530908 >>5530904 >East Coast Wrong side of the planet pal.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:27:19 2013 No.5530912 >>5530904 It'll be coming by in around 11 hours, Nasa TV or their website will probably have something. Doubt you'll be able to see anything during the day, it would be like trying to see a satellite at day.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:27:32 2013 No.5530909 File: 79 KB, 400x365, Trollface.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530904 Come to Australia!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:28:19 2013 No.5530913 >>5530909 Yeah to get fucking, bombarded.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:28:48 2013 No.5530914 File: 1.25 MB, 600x425, 1360915715306.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530904 Anywhere but the Americas.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:29:33 2013 No.5530915 >>5530914 Good, fine with me. If this dirty rock has anything to drop off let it do so over China and Russia, Europe and the Middle east. Even Africa? Perfect.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:30:32 2013 No.5530916 >>5530914 Get fucked yuros.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:32:33 2013 No.5530919 If this really was a meteor why didn't anyone spot it?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:34:33 2013 No.5530922 >>5530919 How do you expect them to spot something so small?

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:35:17 2013 No.5530924

>>5530919
It's too small. You don't know how LITTLE effort goes into monitoring the sky.

We have more cameras and people on the fucking LA freeway system than we do on near space.

It just slipped by man. We can see things one of three ways

1. It's Bright as fuck
2. It's moving and it's bright as fuck
3. It's HOT and we have infrared and eyeballs surveying the infrared

There are literally less than 2,000 people seriously studying the sky for incoming rocks. Maybe this event will get the knuckledraggers caring finally.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:36:03 2013 No.5530925 >>5530919 wtf are you implying you say that as if there is any reason we should have seen it coming

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:36:03 2013 No.5530927 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw38e3Xn2kk

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:37:03 2013 No.5530928 >>5530925 He thinks we have all this shit down pat and we're all not just winging it. Guaranteed democratic voter. Thinks everything is under control because it's nice where he lives.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:38:03 2013 No.5530930 >>5530927 gr8 b8 m8

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:40:17 2013 No.5530931 >>5530927 Not related.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:40:47 2013 No.5530932 >>5530928 >Guaranteed democratic voter meanwhile the republicans say that the jury is still out on whether or not asteroids even exist.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:42:19 2013 No.5530934

>>5530932
Hey, Tipper Gore was responsible for Tipper Stickers. Anything that comes out of the mouth of a Gore is suspect imho :)

As far as evolution.... well shit Christian fundies really do mean well. Which is more than I can say for the average dem whose thoughts are consumed with gay marriage, womens rights and racism.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:43:03 2013 No.5530935 >>5530924 I find this very sad, we look down on our ancient ancestors for looking up while we are too enlightened to notice a meteor before smashes into us

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:43:33 2013 No.5530936 >>5530932 But you don't even remember the 90's and when Tipper Gore launched a SHITFIT about bad words in songs.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:44:03 2013 No.5530939 >>5530937 *2013

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:44:34 2013 No.5530937 Can we confirm this meteorite in Ural Russia to be connected at all to 2012 DA14? Or is it separate? Honest question, I don't know how the fuck asteroids disintegrate in our atmosphere

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:44:34 2013 No.5530938 >>5530935 Welcome to a society consumed with materialism, gay marriage, feminism and racism. Welcome to the plight of the angry conservative. Newt promised a Moon Base. Obama promised Change. You got it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:45:02 2013 No.5530941 >>5530937 It is obviously debris surrounding 2012DA14. Expect more soon. As in the next six days because 99% of the trash is in the wake.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:46:32 2013 No.5530942 >>5530938 shut up

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:47:33 2013 No.5530943 >>5530942 That's your response? I laugh in your face while I say I we told you so. You're so busy attacking the people within the society that we have lost track of the big picture.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:48:17 2013 No.5530944 >>5530938 >Welcome to a society consumed with materialism, gay marriage, feminism and racism. Conservatives are the only people obsessed with gay marriage. Other people's interest in the subject ranges from none at all to a healthy level.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:48:48 2013 No.5530945 >>5530943 go home, you're drunk

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:49:18 2013 No.5530946 >>5530944 Oh bullshit, tell that to the protesting hordes. Americans like you have no memory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jg-jzlWcc0E

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:49:47 2013 No.5530947 >>5530946 The Heroic Leftist hard at work.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:51:48 2013 No.5530948 >>5530896 Jesus, this makes me wonder how this is being received in /x/

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:52:19 2013 No.5530950 >>5530946 Wow, you are such a butthurt conservative. I bet you can't sleep at night knowing that there are gays, blacks and women workers and atheists out there in the world.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:52:19 2013 No.5530951 >>5530941 i doubt it is debris. 2013 DA14 is expected in 12(?)hours and earth is moving with 30km/s. so this stuff would be far away from DA

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:52:19 2013 No.5530953
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>>5530941
Retard
>>5530937

Guys cool:

Phil Plait (Slate's Bad Astronomer) doesn't think they're related: https://twitter.com/BadAstronomer

Note especially: 12 hours is a long way at 8 km/sec, so this object in Ruissia was on a very different orbit than 2012 DA14.

and also: Also, apparently moving east-to-west tho I can’t say for sure. Anything on the orbit of DA14 would be moving south-to-north.

Obviously info is still pretty thin, and this article seems pretty speculative. I'd wait a few hours before jumping to any conclusions.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:53:03 2013 No.5530956

>>5530950
I don't fucking care. I never cared. These groups chose to attack the society.

Fuck when will you understand that faggots had acceptance in the god damned 90's back when it was just "Do what I want in my own home"?

no one cares.

and as for women and minorities, just do your jobs and shut the fuck up. Really.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:53:34 2013 No.5530955 >>5530951 Oh, so it's just an astronomical coincidence. I see. That must be how science works.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:54:03 2013 No.5530957

>>5530953

Cont.

8:10 GMT: Oleg Malkov, an aerospace scientist at
Moscow State University, told Komsomolskaya Pravda
newspaper that the meteorite went undetected by
space scanners, likely because it was coming from
the direction of the Sun.
"We can only register stones coming from the
direction of the night sky," he explained. Malkov
confirmed that the meteor shower in the Urals
was not connected to the 2012DA14 asteroid that
will approach Earth in a few hours.

7:46 GMT: Ekaterinburg’s observatory has officially
deemed the incident a fireball meteor shower. No
evacuations were called for, and radiation levels
were determined to be normal.

Source:
http://rt.com/news/russia-meteor-meteorite-asteroid
-chelyabinsk-291/

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:54:17 2013 No.5530958 Not sure if it's been posted yet. But look at that impact http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kvHl5Qcnzc

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:55:02 2013 No.5530963

>>5530938
We shouldn't be divided over politics, whomever did not get elected would have done the same as the guy who did. Politics is just a way to create conflict among the people, if that conflict did not exist we would be watching the people who bribe our leaders to betray us.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:55:17 2013 No.5530960 >>5530956 How about you just shut the fuck up. Really.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:55:17 2013 No.5530961 >>5530955 Seven hours ago these same people would swear up and down that NOTHING could impact the planet.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:55:47 2013 No.5530962 >>5530960 Yeah keep parading and screaming. We still don't care.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:56:33 2013 No.5530964 File: 377 KB, 320x239, 1346636422535.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530914 god loves and protects us

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:56:49 2013 No.5530965 >>5530963 Tell that to the rabid left and their social justice crusades.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:56:49 2013 No.5530966 I think it'll take a lot of work to convince people that the meteorite and tonight's asteroid are unrelated.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:57:02 2013 No.5530968 >>5530962 I'm not parading. I don't care either, and I especially don't care what you care.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:57:34 2013 No.5530970 >>5530966 That's what you plan on doing? why? You have no proof either way. FACT: Comets have debris all around them.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:57:47 2013 No.5530971 >>5530965 I'm telling it to you

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:59:19 2013 No.5530973

>>5530968
Fine. I'm only pointing out that the majority of American news is wrapped up in these bullshit causes.

And now that a huge rock from space has hit the earth maybe the retarded screaming masses can care about something real and not some bullshit witch hunt for the nonexistent homophobes, misogynists and racists.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 03:59:48 2013 No.5530974 >>5530970 RETARD See> >>5530957 >>5530953

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:01:03 2013 No.5530978 File: 1.15 MB, 320x240, 1360864847179.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5530974 Bwahahahah

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:01:47 2013 No.5530979 >>5530974 Oh man you are killing me

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:02:02 2013 No.5530980 >>5530973 You turn a random meteorite into some type of LGBT issue. You are pretty fucked up. Nobody cares what your opinions are about this or anything.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:03:02 2013 No.5530982 >>5530980 I have only been responding to what I am given. If you don't like it ignore it. Ever thought of that?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:04:17 2013 No.5530985 Do we have ANY reason to suspect that the debris following 2012DA14 will interact with the earth in any way even vaguely similar to this event?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:04:33 2013 No.5530986 >>5530982 No, you turned the conversation in that direction with no real provocation. You clearly have issues.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:05:32 2013 No.5530988

>>5530985
Gee no I'm sure it will ALL veer harmlessly away like this last rock did.

Of course we're going to get peppered. This thing is passing within satellite orbit ffs.

Okay? Things we send up to orbit around our planet are further away than this thing will be.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:06:33 2013 No.5530990 >>5530924 It will not, because almost everyone is from NASA, and the government will say "FUCK YEAH BOMBS THOSE RUSSIAN"

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:06:33 2013 No.5530991 >>5530986 I disagree and think your obsession to prove me wrong is silly. Please, spend the next hour trying to argue with me. Go for it champ.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:08:03 2013 No.5530994 >>5530991 >I disagree and think your obsession to prove me wrong is silly. I've made it clear that your opinions are worthless to anybody but yourself. >Please, spend the next hour trying to argue with me. Go for it champ. I don't need to do that.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:08:05 2013 No.5530996 >>5530994 Then shut up! Good, you will make no more posts directed at me. I win. >inb4 more insults

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:08:18 2013 No.5530995 I know the other guy said that the meteor is not related to the asteroid that will be passing by later today, but will there be any debris, or any other things, after the asteroid passes?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:09:34 2013 No.5530997 >>5530995 Yes.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:10:32 2013 No.5531000 File: 289 KB, 2468x1549, DD Random Paint Doodles 01.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Can the 2012 DA14 take out satellites?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:11:03 2013 No.5531001 >>5531000 Yes of course. >>5531000 >>5530995 >>5530985 samefag?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:11:04 2013 No.5531002 >>5530996 >Then shut up! Good, you will make no more posts directed at me. I don't have to do that either. >I win. This isn't a game, but if it were, I'm obviously winning. >inb4 more insults Not even necessary.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:12:04 2013 No.5531003 Delayed blast wave recorded with sound. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6uOzFo2MQg

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:13:03 2013 No.5531007 Delayed blast wave recorded with sound. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6uOzFo2MQg www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIAm5hq8WWc&feature=youtu.be

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:13:19 2013 No.5531004 >>5531002 I won 45 minutes ago. Also, to the people posting that this strike has nothing to do with the incoming massive object what are you basing this off of?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:13:48 2013 No.5531005 File: 333 KB, 959x1016, Screenshot from 2013-02-15 04:10:48.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Breaking News There is an unconfirmed report that they Russia launched a missile at the meteor

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:14:17 2013 No.5531008 >>5531005 >>5531005 Nothing in this mentions a missile.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:14:17 2013 No.5531009 >>5531004 I won 60 minutes ago.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:15:48 2013 No.5531013 >>5531005 >There is an unconfirmed report that they Russia launched a missile at the meteor unsubstantiated rumor and a stupid one at that. if you believe it you are as dumb as they come.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:15:48 2013 No.5531014 >>5531008 > missile salvo blew the meteorite to pieces at an altitude of 20 kilometers

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:16:18 2013 No.5531015 >>5531009 anyhow, what do you think the likelihood of more impacts is? I tend to place it as certain.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:17:04 2013 No.5531016 >>5531013 This is from the Russian News

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:17:04 2013 No.5531017 >>5531014 Shit, sorry late, tired, drunk and stoned.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:18:03 2013 No.5531021 >>5531019 Russia is fully capable of striking an incoming meteor with a missile.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:18:17 2013 No.5531018 >>5531014 how do you know this?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:18:17 2013 No.5531019 >>5531014 The meteorite blew itself to pieces. That's what meteorites fucking do. It's sort of their MO.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:18:32 2013 No.5531020 >>5531018 It's in the article.

Somewhere Sturdy Fri Feb 15 04:19:02 2013 No.5531023

<ahem>

Hi. I like you guys. A lot.

Mid-Atlantic region, possibly Delaware
Southwestern Texas
Newfoundland
Somewhere along the border of France and Belgium between Tourcoing and Mons
Nizhny Novgorod
Northern Australia coast

Those areas are where fragments that nobody really knew about (legit, we are really bad at finding stuff this "small" in space, this is not some bullshit where the government is letting it happen or something) until a few days ago have a higher than average (read, 1 in 1000) chance of making it through the atmosphere and causing some real damage.

Nothing apocalyptic - none of these cities or areas are going to be wiped off the planet - but bad enough that it would rival some pretty serious natural disasters.

Russia also blasted one out of the sky with conventional missile technology (they don't have much of a interstellar defense system as far as I know, England actually has the strongest but they've never tested it in any real scenario, where as we in the good ol USA have) so I wouldn't be particularly worried to begin with.

Just giving a heads up,

Sincerely,
Low Level Government Mook

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:19:49 2013 No.5531022 >>5531018 I asked my Magic 8 ball

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:21:18 2013 No.5531024

>>5531021

Suck a dick. You've made it clear you've got a massive hard on for the Russian military. Nobody gives a shit. The meteorite blew itself apart like all meteorites of that size do, and nobody gives a fucking shit about your stupid slav missiles.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:22:33 2013 No.5531026

20 KILOMETERS IS ABOVE THE PERIOD WHEN THE FUCKING CAMERAS WERE ROLLING

20 KILOMETERS IS PRETTY HIGH UP

THAT IS OVER 12 MILES UP

You fucking wretched idiots Russia struck the meteor before the cameras caught it.

Die in a million nuclear fires all of you plebeian scum.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:23:32 2013 No.5531027 >>5531024 You stupid shit. 20 kilometers is over 12 miles high. WAY above the period when the cameras began to roll. Really, stop posting for two weeks.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:25:18 2013 No.5531029 >>5531026 >plebeian scum 0/10 This is a troll post. I can tell from some of the characters and from seeing quite a few in my time.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:25:47 2013 No.5531030 >>5531023 I live in Darwin, North Australia. Will confirm if this is true (if i don't die)

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:26:18 2013 No.5531032 >>5531029 What are you trying to do here? Say the russians are lying about hitting the incoming with a missile? What?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:26:48 2013 No.5531033 >>5531027 If these missiles supposedly hit the asteroid 20KM up, before it was caught on camera, then a fat lot of good they did (i.e. they didn't do shit), but in reality that never happened.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:27:33 2013 No.5531034 >>5531001 guy with drawing I'm a different guy. Don't know if the other two are.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:27:33 2013 No.5531035 >>5531032 I don't need to try and say it. It's fucking obvious.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:28:32 2013 No.5531037 >>5530704 calculus

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:28:48 2013 No.5531038 im pretty sure if a missile hit it it wouldnt have been one solid stream of smoke and fire.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:29:02 2013 No.5531040 >>5531038 It was clearly two in so many of the videos please stop.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:29:17 2013 No.5531039

>>5531033
It did happen and it broke the asteroid in twain as shown by the two entering contrails.

Sometimes a cigar is really just a cigar. Radar command and control would have picked that object up a long time before it broke atmo. And they had plenty of time to respond with a missile which they elected to do.

They broke it apart so that when it hit atmo it was good and disrupted. They prevented a worse impact.

the russian military is the first military to shoot down an incoming asteroid. Pretty awesome.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:30:02 2013 No.5531042 New video about impact reactions, kindly taken from /pol/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJNJ3oO3Ves

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:30:33 2013 No.5531041 >>5530718 they are typically made of mostly iron from what i have seen on pop-sci shows

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:31:02 2013 No.5531043 >>5531023 Could you elucidate further?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:33:02 2013 No.5531046 >>5530915 If the asteroid is big enough then the impact debris can rain hellfire across the entire planet. Nowhere is safe.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:33:17 2013 No.5531045 >>5531039 Seriously man. Real talk. Are you just trying to troll, or are you seriously that fucking stupid? IM ONLY CURIOUS.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:36:17 2013 No.5531048 Is UVB-76 really off the air right now? is there a connection, or am I just retarded and cant hear the blip?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:36:17 2013 No.5531049 finally I can use my bunker, any bitches want to join me?

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:36:48 2013 No.5531050

>>5531045
Real talk Russia certainly 100% has the radar capability to not only spot but react to an incoming asteroid from 100,000 Kilometers. And beyond. It's not hard if you understood even a small portion of radar technology.

This gave then plenty of time to do what they did, which is launch a missile battery to attempt to disrupt the object into smaller parts.

It's a great victory for mankind believe it or not. But you choose to think that mankind is incapable of such feats when we are.

Why?

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:39:32 2013 No.5531052

>>5531039

>It did happen and it broke the asteroid in twain as shown by the two entering contrails.

Yeah, OR, or, and this is just me thinking out loud here, maybe MAYBE, the rocky meteorite plummeted into the Earth's atmosphere, at hypersonic velocity, maybe somewhere around 7000 meters per second, and as it fell further it encountered denser gas, and rapidly decreased it's speed, causing it to undergo enormousness physical stress while at the same time heating up and expanding, breaking it up into smaller and smaller chucks, until eventually some of those chunks heat up to the point where they vaporize, causing an compression of the gasses around them and sending out shock waves...

This is just a theory of mine. But I have reason to suspect that this behavior is typical of meteorites.

BUT IDK MAYBE RUSSIAN MISSILES FDUUUUUUURRRRRHSDJSD

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:40:17 2013 No.5531053 >>5530914 God damn, it's full cloud cover outside, not going to see it tonight ;_;

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:40:17 2013 No.5531054 >>5531037 Geosynchronous sattelites*

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:40:32 2013 No.5531055 >>5531052 They struck the object 12 miles above the earth. 12 miles. Do you comprehend how high that is?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:40:33 2013 No.5531056 >>5531026 because murica cant hit shit, russians obviously cant hit it too, nice logic

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:41:22 2013 No.5531060 >>5531056 Who says America cannot hit shit? Your obvious bias? Pardon me while I smirk.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:43:48 2013 No.5531061 Can anyone tell me why there was an earthquake please?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:43:48 2013 No.5531062 >>5531055 1. no they didn't 2. no they didn't 3. no they didn't 4. no they didn't 5. no they didn't Where they fuck are you going with this? You aren't actually using any type of fucking logic.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:44:34 2013 No.5531063 >>5531061 Where, when and how large? Most likely unrelated unless it was in Russia.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:45:33 2013 No.5531066 >>5531061 someone posted this, though i dont know how accurate this is: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000f76f#summary

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:45:35 2013 No.5531067 >>5531048 UVB is offline.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:46:02 2013 No.5531068

>>5531062
I am a Unites States Air Force veteran. When I say that Russia not only has the ability to spot incoming objects at 100,000 Km out, but the capability to respond you should listen.

THIS IS WHY WE DEVELOP STEALTH AIRCRAFT YOU BUMBLING CIVILIAN IDIOT..

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:46:18 2013 No.5531070 >>5531063 Yakutsk and 10 I think. I am really curious about the quake. http://www.myforecast.com/bin/earthquake.m?city=75056&metric=true

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:47:32 2013 No.5531071 >>5531070 Well shit it's a 6.6 and it's 100% due to the strike. Protip: When shit hits us like that it rings the crust.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:48:32 2013 No.5531073 >>5531048 I don't hear anything, but i can see spikes on the waterfall.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:49:02 2013 No.5531074 >>5531071 Cut point, only two hours afterwards a 7.0 occurs along the same fault line of the coast of Australia.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:51:32 2013 No.5531077 >>5531068 With how fast meteor's move that would give them 2 to 5 seconds to react.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:52:47 2013 No.5531079 >>5531068 You don't seem to comprehend 16,000 miles per hour. Missile defense systems aren't designed for that.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:53:47 2013 No.5531080 >>5531067 Can you please tune in? I'm hearing weird signals (not the noise), it's similar to the sound of falling bombs.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:54:33 2013 No.5531081 >>5531079 >per hour Try seconds.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:55:03 2013 No.5531082

>>5531077
>>5531079
Yes they are. ffs russia shot it at 20 km or 12 miles high

that's it kids

end of story

if you want to say they are lying, incapable then go for it knock yourselves out

truth is it's a modern testament to how far we have come as a human species.

but believe what you want, i don't care. nothing i say will matter if you are this stubborn.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:57:18 2013 No.5531085 File: 46 KB, 468x306, atmosphere.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5531082

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:57:18 2013 No.5531086 DON'T WANNA CLOSE MY EYES

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:57:18 2013 No.5531087 >>5531082 >ffs russia shot it at 20 km or 12 miles high You have no proof of that so please don't make that the meat of your argument.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:58:17 2013 No.5531088 >>5531082 >I'm right because I said so You do know that the rumor could have been spread by russian, just for having an occasion to say how big their penis is?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:58:47 2013 No.5531089 >>5531086 DON'T WANNA FALL ASLEEP

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:59:03 2013 No.5531092 >>5531082 Okay, a meteor can travel anywhere from 12 to 50 km/s. That means that Russia blew it up 1 second before impact?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:59:03 2013 No.5531093 >>5531090 AN I DON WANNA MISS A THAAAAAAAAANG

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:59:17 2013 No.5531090 >>5531089 CAUSE I MISS YOU BABE

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 04:59:33 2013 No.5531091 its fake. terminal velocity folks.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:00:02 2013 No.5531097 >>5531094 A computer guidance system with a high ex payload? Die. really. You have nothing to offer humanity.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:00:03 2013 No.5531094 >>5531082 No, they didn't. Not a single one of your precious missiles are any match at all to a giant rock travelling at 100000 m/s.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:01:48 2013 No.5531098 >>5531094 >100000 m/s Confirmed for troll. >what is terminal velocity

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:02:32 2013 No.5531100 >>5531097 DURR COMPUTERS AND HURR EXPLOSIVES SO IT MUST BE TRUE. This is /sci/ as in Science, and you obviously didn't pas the second grade.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:04:17 2013 No.5531102

We didnt hit an asteroid headed to our crucial industrial center.
We do not have the tech, having sent first man in space and having as of now the highest level of space transportation tech.
We eat vodka and drink bears. Also, Soviet era orbital lasers are not up there.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:04:48 2013 No.5531103 >>5531100 Welcome to 2013?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:05:47 2013 No.5531105 >>5531091 this according to terminal velocity the rock should have landed like a feather video is fake

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:06:18 2013 No.5531106

>>5531098

>what is terminal velocity

That's sort of the point. When a rock moving 8000m/s encounters the atmosphere and terminal velocity quickly turns to 100m/s, the meteorite undergoes (in technical terms) a bajillion Gs while at the same time heating up to a bajillion degrees and expands = fractures and explosions.

Your stupid missile rumor is just that.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:08:17 2013 No.5531107 >>5531023 >interstellar defense system Do you even know what that word means.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:09:17 2013 No.5531108 >>5531107 Please tell us retarded aspie morons. What does that word mean?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:10:02 2013 No.5531110 >>5531105 >this according to terminal velocity the rock should have landed like a feather Oh, right. I forgot that that's how meteorites work. They come down like feathers.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:12:18 2013 No.5531113 >>5531107 HELLO????? what does that word mean?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:12:18 2013 No.5531114 >>5531110 Depends on the size, if you have an older roof on your house you have hundreds of them on it right now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:13:02 2013 No.5531116 >>5531107 HELLLOOOOO

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:14:47 2013 No.5531117 >>5531114 Is this true?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:16:02 2013 No.5531119 >>5531114 yeah, the tiny little pebbles come down softly, after the main body is violently disintegrated by the heat and stress of punching a holes though the atmosphere.

Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:16:02 2013 No.5531120

>>5531114
>From that point onward, the stones will rapidly decelerate further until they are falling at their terminal velocity, which will generally be somewhere between 0.1 and 0.2 km/sec (200 mph to 400 mph). Moving at these rapid speeds, the meteorite(s) will be essentially invisible during this final “dark flight” portion of their fall.

>200 to 400mph
>like a feather

It's nice to have literally millions of millions of terabytes a few clicks away, but just disregarding them and just listen to some retarded troll

>>5531117
No it's not, you brainless sheep.

Here, have some sources
>http://www.amsmeteors.org/fireballs/faqf/

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:17:02 2013 No.5531121 >>5531117 Yes, google micrometeorites and roof.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:17:47 2013 No.5531124 >>5531120 Well I forgot about the size, if it's a microdebris it could happen.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:29:17 2013 No.5531129 Hey guys. Serious question, why didn't this meteor burn up in the atmosphere?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:30:59 2013 No.5531132 >>5531129 becasue it was send by god, so the pope doesn't quit

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:34:59 2013 No.5531139 File: 366 KB, 989x1172, 1358660404235.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Why do so many Russians have dashboard cameras?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:36:59 2013 No.5531141 >>5530914 And nz >>5530948 Going to /x/ asap, eh much the same as /sci/ and /b/ also it looks like there is nothing to see here.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:37:01 2013 No.5531143 >>5531129 Too big, most of it did though.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:37:58 2013 No.5531144 >>5531098 >>5531106 Terminal velocity applies to objects only being affected by gravity. This thing had a HELL of a lot more energy behind it, terminal velocity does not apply here. It did get slowed down by the atmosphere though, of course.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:37:58 2013 No.5531145 >>5531139 Cause they're bad drivers, and best way to prove whose at fault.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:37:58 2013 No.5531147 >>5531139 bumping is a hobby over there so for insurance reasons

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:38:58 2013 No.5531148 in soviet russia space flies into men

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:38:58 2013 No.5531149 >>5531139 Insurance fraud is so prevalent. If I want money, I'll jump out in front of your car that is moving fast enough to hurt me, but slow enough not to kill me. I'll then get a shit ton of cash.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:40:59 2013 No.5531151 /watch?v=RZfTxhaaBfU holy shit

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:41:58 2013 No.5531155 >>5531151 Why the hell would you link something like that? Fuck you, I'm not even going to bother.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:48:00 2013 No.5531159 >>5531151 lol 1tv it's like fawx news in russia that "crater" is an unrelated BS

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:48:58 2013 No.5531162 >>5531151 underground coal seam fire

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 05:53:59 2013 No.5531167 >>5531162 >>5531159 >>5531155 I should have known better than to trust russian media over my own intuition, my bad

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 06:16:58 2013 No.5531190 i wonder when murrica starts blaming iran for having meteors

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 07:00:01 2013 No.5531230 >>5531129 Did you see the enormous fiery trail and ridiculously huge explosion at all?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 09:21:12 2013 No.5531395 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=VagEIt6P2TQ#! This is fucking unreal. I didn't think i would ser that ever

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 09:38:12 2013 No.5531439 >>5530544 but it's a Russian building so it doesn't count as a real structure....

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 10:26:12 2013 No.5531653 >>5530936 >>5530934 GOP samefag shill pls go your party is cancer

>>	chemfag !Hzum9Tvcag Fri Feb 15 10:27:12 2013 No.5531655 >>5530613 >http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7c-0iwBEswE Did anyone save or repost this? It says removed by user now

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 15 10:49:13 2013 No.5531741 >>5531655 why and when the meteorite produced the strong soundwave that destroyed glasses? when entering our atmosphere or in other moment?

>>	chemfag !Hzum9Tvcag Fri Feb 15 10:54:14 2013 No.5531762 >>5530833 >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TPDwSXaiB0&feature=youtu.be&t=2m16s I like this one - it does look like there's another object actually moving toward it.

>>	chemfag !Hzum9Tvcag Fri Feb 15 11:25:13 2013 No.5531841 >>5531741 wut

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