Asteroid Fly by, THANKS for the warning
Warhol
http://www.kfoxtv.com/news/18830568/detail.html#-
Now you know how they will deal with any other object they will not
tell you anything, Have to watch for the cockroaches heading for the
exits...
Saul Levy
DISASTER SHIT for DAYS now based very loosely on that "warning!"
That asteroid was only discovered by Robert Naught last Friday in
Australia. You had THREE DAYS WARNING! You want more?
Get a telescope and LEARN (IF YOU CAN!) to use it! Roaches don't use
telescopes, you IDIOT! They can't read any "warnings" either! Your
posts about this are at a ROACH level! lmfjao!
Oink oink, PIGGY! You TOTALLY WORTHLESS PILE OF STINKING PIG SHIT!
IT WAS A MISS! I told you that right from the beginning, didn't I?
EAT YOUR SHIT SANDWICH and SHUT THE FUCK UP!
Saul Levy
On Tue, 3 Mar 2009 01:07:00 -0800 (PST), Warhol <mol...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Warhol
the first couple threads are like "oh gosh and just think of how many
must be going by us and our top scientists and military don't even
know!! oh dear!"
listen.
they are aware of every freaking piece of space debris...
incoming and outgoing.
they just didn't tell you about this one.
then after the fact. it flies by .. then you're informed. then you're
also informed that it was discovered 3 days ago but even then, they
didn't tell you.
they're not gonna tell you about CometH of Warhol either
Bill Gamelson
"Warhol" <mol...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:40932fa9-7eee-4aac...@w35g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
Someone step on this one, please.
BradGuth
If our very own NASA and their vast community of public funded wizards
can’t manage to detect and correctly track something as big and nasty
as DD45/K09D45D, then what’s their worth to us or anyone else?
I’d thought they always insisted as having identified each and
everything the size of a beer can or larger that’s of any threat to
satellites or us. Guess that was simply more of their usual policy of
obfuscating, as otherwise how could such a substantial and frequent
asteroid have gone unnoticed? (perhaps its a Muslim stealth asteroid
or a nearly invisible WMD)
It was only by far the largest asteroid in recent history of our
having identified such NEOs that ever came within 2xGSO, and to think
if its trajectory had only been off my .0001 degree or +/- a few
meters/sec, by now we could have been toast. (apparently there's
nothing all that newsworthy)
Interesting that there's also no mention of its density and mass (its
surface and low albedo kinda looks a bit moon like), and oddly still
nothing of its modified orbital parameters that would enable a
corrected simulation as to its next encounter with Earth or Selene.
Apparently asteroid 2009 DD45/K09D45D, a 100+’ x 50+’ space-potato of
unknown mass that still has our name on it.
http://www.tyden.cz/rubriky/veda-a-technika/zemi-dnes-tesne-mine-tricetimetrova-planetka_108023.html
DD45 / K09D45D mass, density and origin still unknown. However, March
2 was the day we find out exactly how close and how fast DD45/K09D45D
gets past us and Selene, hopefully learning if there were any sisters
(DD45-a/b/c) tagging along for the ride. By now or at least shortly
from now we should know of its density, mass and albedo. The
unavoidably modified orbit is apparently yet to be plotted, perhaps
mostly because unit mass hasn’t been fully established and the
combined gravitational stress of Earth and Selene hasn’t been fully
added into the JPL orbital simulation.
Apparently by one report it had slowed down to 20 km/s, dropping as
much as 5.5 km/s means that it got extremely close (within 66,000 km
of Earth’s surface, or twice GSO, not to mention however close to
Selene).
This item could very well be a secondary shard from the original
Selene-Earth encounter. However, odd for such a significant item that
it’s only now discovered, and more oddly there’s still not a published
or otherwise posted word as to its density and mass, and therefore
there’s no good way of telling what amount of orbital drift or skew is
taking place until after the fact. Of those publicly employed and/or
funded that should know better are clearly not sharing squat from our
own publicly funded science
For future safety and the better part of common sense, I might suggest
that we follow the footsteps of those evacuating local observatories.
Unfortunately, in my area there isn’t one of those observatories that
we can keep an eye on, and if it’s cloudy we will not even see it
coming until it’s too late.
If this dark NEO asteroid DD45/K09D45D were correctly impacting our
Atlantic Ocean, this unfortunate outcome would certainly be a far
better option than any Pacific Ocean encounter as far as I’m
concerned. How about yourself? (do you live anywhere near the West
coast, or sufficiently inland?). According to Sky and Telescope: “The
bad news is that the point of closest approach occurs over the Pacific
somewhere west of Tahiti,”
Btw, where exactly is our Selene/moon in all of this? (how NMO or NSO
did this sucker get to our Selene?)
Oddly, still nothing in sci.space.news or any other Usenet/newsgroup
of the usual context representing our official infomercial hype, as
though this kind of incoming threat isn’t nearly a real as were all of
those Muslim WMD, or as worrisome as their having to obfuscate over
any further SEC approved Ponzi Madoff ruse that might pop up. Perhaps
BHO should consider giving our NASA and FEMA a nice bailout bonus for
keeping tight lids on this kind of NEO thing. Even their Canadian
Space.com partner in infomercial hype and damage control spin kind of
sucks, with not a word of mention on their home news page (apparently
a substantial NEO has to first impact us before getting newsworthy).
However, at least there are any number of hot sex, smut and porn pages
using DD45.
2009 DD45/K09D45D, March 2, 2009 13:45 UT, 6:45 AM PST, a near miss
of <72e3 km should kick up some terrestrial dust, if not Selene/moon
dust. At a semi-icy minimum worth of 82e6 kg and <60 meter diameter,
or perhaps a more than likely naked rock+ dense mineral added mass of
creating at least 250<500e3 tonnes and 25.5 km/s (not relative to us)
should none the less be downright impressive. Actually it’ll be Earth
and Selene overrunning us past or possibly into DD45 at roughly 8.8 km/
s, plus whatever the combined pull of Selene+Earth gravity adds a
little further attractive insult to that potential injury, which might
conceivably represent <10.5 km/s upon impact. (with our crack NASA and
FEMA in charge, what could possibly go wrong?)
At magnitude -10 and something greater than 64e3 km (visible with good
binoculars), compared to our full moon at -12.6, makes asteroid DD45 a
rather typically dark basalt or nearly coal black kind of rock, and
otherwise not hardly icy because as such it never stays far enough
away from the sun or gets itself near any source of ice.
As we might care to say, the best reason(s) why our NASA didn’t
discover or bother telling us about this potentially lethal rocks is
that we still have all of our best eggs, talents, technology and field
expertise focused upon exterminating Muslims on behalf of Israel. No
eggs or brains leftover for any kind of viable Earth defense or even
survival instructions against such rocks. So, for now it’s back to
the business as usual of counting our lucky stars, pretending that our
NASA, DARPA and those of our whiz bang FEMA don’t even exist (at times
that's not even any too far fetched).
In other words, if this bad boy comes back around to haunt us, at the
ongoing bankrupt rate we’re headed, we’ll still not be prepared to do
much of anything except to better warn folks to move out of the
impending target area and downrange path of its glancing impact that
could likely put terrestrial secondary stuff in LEO.
None the less, there should have been the official confirmation as to
the asteroid mass and of its modified orbit by now.
~ Brad Guth Brad_Guth Brad.Guth BradGuth BG / “Guth Usenet”
Warhol
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/03/090302-asteroid-earth.html
Sky-watchers in Asia, Australia, and the Pacific islands welcomed a
surprise guest Monday: an asteroid that passed just 41,010 miles
(66,000 kilometers) above Earth.
Discovered only days ago, asteroid 2009 DD45 zipped between our planet
and the moon at 13:44 universal time (8:44 a.m. ET). The asteroid was
moving at about 12 miles (20 kilometers) a second when it was closest
to Earth.
"We get objects passing fairly close, or closer than this, every few
months," Timothy Spahr, director of the International Astronomical
Union's Minor Planet Center in Massachusetts, said in an email.
"Also, though, note these are only the ones that are discovered. Many
more pass this close undetected"—as asteroid 2009 DD45 nearly did.
Astronomers didn't notice the oncoming asteroid until February 28,
when it showed up as a faint dot in pictures taken at the Siding
Spring Observatory in Australia.
At that point the asteroid was already a mere 1.5 million miles (2.4
million kilometers) from Earth, and closing in fast.
(Related: "Undetectable Asteroids Could Destroy Cities, Experts Say.")
Asteroids are rocks that generally range from a few feet to several
miles in diameter. In our solar system most asteroids orbit the sun in
the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
Asteroid to Buzz Earth Again?
At just 65 to 164 feet (20 to 50 meters) wide, the asteroid "was much
fainter than anything visible to the naked eye" even during close
approach, Spahr said.
But on Monday observers using backyard telescopes were able to track
the asteroid speeding through the constellation Virgo for at least a
few hours after the object's closest approach.
According to Spahr, amateur astronomers contributed to the center's
monitoring efforts by sending in measurements, which are helping to
refine calculations of the asteroid's orbit.
///Yep, that's what I read. That is REALLY CLOSE! Nice warning they
gave us, huh?
BDK
says...
If I was in Belgium, where Wormhole squats inside a filthy refrigerator
box, howling at his long dead Gran'd'pap'pee to come back and rescue him
from the evul joos, I would be happy to squash him like the bug he is.
In the meantime, we just have to hope that a Belgian patriot decides to
do his civic duty and spray him with the most potent roach spray
available, to ensure he's not just stunned.
--
BDK
BDK Klan leader?
kOOk Magnet!
NJJ CLUB #1
Shillmaster
Warhol
> In article <8iarl.98179$xK6.52...@newsfe12.iad>, bill_gamel...@yahoo.com
> says...
>
>
>
>
>
> > "Warhol" <mol...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:40932fa9-7eee-4aac...@w35g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
> > > Asteroid Fly by, THANKS for the warning
>
> > >http://www.kfoxtv.com/news/18830568/detail.html#-
>
> > > Now you know how they will deal with any other object they will not
> > > tell you anything, Have to watch for the cockroaches heading for the
> > > exits...
>
> > Someone step on this one, please.
>
> If I was in Belgium, where Wormhole squats inside a filthy refrigerator
> box, howling at his long dead Gran'd'pap'pee to come back and rescue him
> from the evul joos, I would be happy to squash him like the bug he is.
>
> In the meantime, we just have to hope that a Belgian patriot decides to
> do his civic duty and spray him with the most potent roach spray
> available, to ensure he's not just stunned.
>
> --
> BDK
>
If it didn't hit, it misses. If it missed, there's no way to know
where it "would've hit", because it missed. Unless i'm confused.
the secret weapon will be to drop a rock on our biggest enemy so no
one is to blame when the time comes...
Of course it doesn't make sense... we are all warned of Asteroids all
the time when the odds of one hitting in the next 1,000 years even as
even a Nation, let alone world ending event are incredibly remote...
When the Rock drops, we will have dropped the yids...
Here are all the current risks:
http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/risk/
BDK
de3367...@x13g2000yqf.googlegroups.com>, mol...@hotmail.com says...
> On Mar 4, 8:15 am, BDK <TopSh...@sanity.com> wrote:
> > In article <8iarl.98179$xK6.52...@newsfe12.iad>, bill_gamel...@yahoo.com
> > says...
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > "Warhol" <mol...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > >news:40932fa9-7eee-4aac...@w35g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
> > > > Asteroid Fly by, THANKS for the warning
> >
> > > >http://www.kfoxtv.com/news/18830568/detail.html#-
> >
> > > > Now you know how they will deal with any other object they will not
> > > > tell you anything, Have to watch for the cockroaches heading for the
> > > > exits...
> >
> > > Someone step on this one, please.
> >
> > If I was in Belgium, where Wormhole squats inside a filthy refrigerator
> > box, howling at his long dead Gran'd'pap'pee to come back and rescue him
> > from the evul joos, I would be happy to squash him like the bug he is.
> >
> > In the meantime, we just have to hope that a Belgian patriot decides to
> > do his civic duty and spray him with the most potent roach spray
> > available, to ensure he's not just stunned.
> >
> > --
> > BDK
> >
>
>
> If it didn't hit, it misses. If it missed, there's no way to know
> where it "would've hit", because it missed. Unless i'm confused.
Of course you're confused, you're fucking insane!
>
> the secret weapon will be to drop a rock on our biggest enemy so no
> one is to blame when the time comes...
Your "biggest enemy" isn't the same ones sane people have.
>
> Of course it doesn't make sense... we are all warned of Asteroids all
> the time when the odds of one hitting in the next 1,000 years even as
> even a Nation, let alone world ending event are incredibly remote...
No shit, so why are you whining about them all the time?
>
> When the Rock drops, we will have dropped the yids...
More likely, a "yid" will have dropped you.
>
> Here are all the current risks:
> http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/risk/
>
Your biggest risk is being hauled off to the happy home where basket
weavers sit and twiddle their thumbs.
Warhol
> In article <3e5d3a0d-8cdf-4b39-83d4-
> de33678aa...@x13g2000yqf.googlegroups.com>, mol...@hotmail.com says...
Watch out for March 7th. Maybe this will be doom's day! Hope not. Just
watch out all around you and in the sky…lol
Extraordinary Planetary Activity
Now, as you know, I regularly study the planetary movements for the
months ahead and I was disturbed when I noticed what was happening on
Saturday, March 7th. On that day a potentially hazardous aspect
between Saturn opposes Uranus occurs.
This is a phenomenon that does not happen that often and is known
astrologically to be a time when unexpected events can create
extremely difficult and possibly harmful energy to manifest, here on
earth.
Saturn opposes Uranus: Danger of Unforeseen Incidents
Traditionally, Saturn opposes Uranus together signal the possibility
of aggression and clashes of all kinds. Saturn, above all, represents
ruthlessness and catastrophe so it is frequently implicated in
dangerous situations and this astrological aspect symbolizes sudden
disasters especially linked to heartbreak and ruin.
When these two are opposes to each other, there is a high risk of
minor events suddenly going out of control. For example, routine
arguments may escalate into blown-up conflicts or careless actions
could be transformed into major incidents.
This planetary combination could have serious repercussions for all of
us. And it is not always possible for even the most skilled astrologer
to predict exactly how or where these events are going to take place.
All we can know for sure is that on or around Saturday, March 7th
there is a big risk of danger or upset.
Saul Levy
He has to stay in character you see! I know him SOOOOOO WELL!
Saul Levy
BradGuth
A mere 6 to 7 weeks out (easily within radar detection range) and if
it were a mere 0.1 degree shift in its path, we'd either be toast,
choking to death on its dust or damn wet from its tsunami(s).
~ BG
Saul Levy
Yet...(wait for it!) NOTHING HAPPENED!
What did you do with the original 0.0001-degree shift? I told you it
was MEANINGLESS so you increased it by 1000 times?
BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Still the VILLAGE IDIOT you are!
Saul Levy
On Wed, 4 Mar 2009 15:59:45 -0800 (PST), BradGuth <brad...@gmail.com>
wrote:
BDK
@l38g2000vba.googlegroups.com>, mol...@hotmail.com says...
>
> Extraordinary Planetary Activity
> Now, as you know, I regularly study the planetary movements for the
> months ahead and I was disturbed when I noticed what was happening on
> Saturday, March 7th. On that day a potentially hazardous aspect
> between Saturn opposes Uranus occurs.
>
> This is a phenomenon that does not happen that often and is known
> astrologically to be a time when unexpected events can create
> extremely difficult and possibly harmful energy to manifest, here on
> earth.
>
>
> Saturn opposes Uranus: Danger of Unforeseen Incidents
> Traditionally, Saturn opposes Uranus together signal the possibility
> of aggression and clashes of all kinds. Saturn, above all, represents
> ruthlessness and catastrophe so it is frequently implicated in
> dangerous situations and this astrological aspect symbolizes sudden
> disasters especially linked to heartbreak and ruin.
>
> When these two are opposes to each other, there is a high risk of
> minor events suddenly going out of control. For example, routine
> arguments may escalate into blown-up conflicts or careless actions
> could be transformed into major incidents.
>
> This planetary combination could have serious repercussions for all of
> us. And it is not always possible for even the most skilled astrologer
> to predict exactly how or where these events are going to take place.
> All we can know for sure is that on or around Saturday, March 7th
> there is a big risk of danger or upset.
>
ROTFL, you're a raving kooktard. When March 7 comes and goes, you'll
come up with another day, pulling it out of your dead "Gay'nd'dead'gran
sappy's" ass.
Patriot
> In article <8iarl.98179$xK6....@newsfe12.iad>, bill_g...@yahoo.com
> says...
>> "Warhol" <mol...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:40932fa9-7eee-4aac...@w35g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
>>> Asteroid Fly by, THANKS for the warning
>>>
>>> http://www.kfoxtv.com/news/18830568/detail.html#-
>>>
>>> Now you know how they will deal with any other object they will not
>>> tell you anything, Have to watch for the cockroaches heading for the
>>> exits...
>>>
>> Someone step on this one, please.
>>
>>
>>
>
> If I was in Belgium, where Wormhole squats inside a filthy refrigerator
> box, howling at his long dead Gran'd'pap'pee to come back and rescue him
> from the evul joos, I would be happy to squash him like the bug he is.
If you were in Belgium, your stay would be indefinite at their best
Institute for the criminally insane. I am sure Mr Warhol would grant you
humanitarian visitations. Might even allow your usual Kiddy porn
magazines too.
>
> In the meantime, we just have to hope that a Belgian patriot decides to
> do his civic duty and spray him with the most potent roach spray
> available, to ensure he's not just stunned.
Such a vivid imagination. I am sure it is such thinking that produces
murder and mayhem among your kind.
>
American Eagle
As if you were sane enough to know the difference.
>
>> Of course it doesn't make sense... we are all warned of Asteroids all
>> the time when the odds of one hitting in the next 1,000 years even as
>> even a Nation, let alone world ending event are incredibly remote...
>
> No shit, so why are you whining about them all the time?
>
>> When the Rock drops, we will have dropped the yids...
>
> More likely, a "yid" will have dropped you.
Actually i suspect there will be another Yid BBQ before too many more
years. They are working very hard to instigate such. The recent
genocides in Lebanon and Gaza are indicators that someone must do
something to curb the insane mutts of Israel. Suspicions that President
Obama will remove us from the UN would certainly not be in Israels favor.
>
>> Here are all the current risks:
>> http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/risk/
>>
>
> Your biggest risk is being hauled off to the happy home where basket
> weavers sit and twiddle their thumbs.
You appear to have first hand knowledge of that. Are you spamming us,
trying to market your baskets here?
>
Warhol
Well Consider This Folks
Well here is a natural calamity that could of wiped out Tahiti the
most dreamed of place on this planet we live on.
While everyone is lost in political arguments. I thought it would be
nice to remember the natural disasters that could make a drastic
change in everyones lives.
There was a small place in California named the Geysers that been
shaking around for a long time. We had the Yellowstone Caldera shaking
around Christmas time also. Everyone knows what would happen if
Yellowstone cooked itself off.
Sure in modern times we had have one big tsunami that moved waves
around the world plus killed over 250,000 people after Christmas. We
had had several category 5 hurricanes one took out a large city called
New Orleans.
So how about a piece of space junk hitting earth with a greater force
than any nuclear weapon known to man.
Think about it folks are we really ready to provide assistance to
people in need? After the tsunami the governments in the most hit
destroyed areas didn't know what to do with the bodies. So they dumped
then in the ocean or made a huge trench.
We are a political divided fvcking global community that is on a brink
of war. Look at North Korea rattling their sabers. Look at Turkey
trying to act like a super power. Look what happened in the old named
country of Burma which their military junta allowed help to late after
a killer typhoon hit that area.
Sure when disaster hits there are relief organizations that move in.
Those relief organizations only operate for a certain time because of
their structure. Governments like the good old U.S. of A. have limited
resources plus they use the military to move their resources.
But as a divided global community are we ready as a people to provide
relief to the people of an event that might be 20 times more
horrifying as the Christmas tsunami of 2004?
Think about it folks.
BDK
> BDK wrote:
> > In article <8iarl.98179$xK6....@newsfe12.iad>, bill_g...@yahoo.com
> > says...
> >> "Warhol" <mol...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> >> news:40932fa9-7eee-4aac...@w35g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
> >>> Asteroid Fly by, THANKS for the warning
> >>>
> >>> http://www.kfoxtv.com/news/18830568/detail.html#-
> >>>
> >>> Now you know how they will deal with any other object they will not
> >>> tell you anything, Have to watch for the cockroaches heading for the
> >>> exits...
> >>>
> >> Someone step on this one, please.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> > If I was in Belgium, where Wormhole squats inside a filthy refrigerator
> > box, howling at his long dead Gran'd'pap'pee to come back and rescue him
> > from the evul joos, I would be happy to squash him like the bug he is.
>
> If you were in Belgium, your stay would be indefinite at their best
> Institute for the criminally insane. I am sure Mr Warhol would grant you
> humanitarian visitations. Might even allow your usual Kiddy porn
> magazines too.
You think Wormhole is sane? I guess you would.
BWHAHAHA! Kiddie porn? That's not my thing, loser. You guys usually go
for that sick stuff.
>
> >
> > In the meantime, we just have to hope that a Belgian patriot decides to
> > do his civic duty and spray him with the most potent roach spray
> > available, to ensure he's not just stunned.
>
> Such a vivid imagination. I am sure it is such thinking that produces
> murder and mayhem among your kind.
> >
What kind is that? Someone who isn't a pathetic loser?
BDK
And what would a loser like yourself know?
>
> >
> >> Of course it doesn't make sense... we are all warned of Asteroids all
> >> the time when the odds of one hitting in the next 1,000 years even as
> >> even a Nation, let alone world ending event are incredibly remote...
> >
> > No shit, so why are you whining about them all the time?
> >
> >> When the Rock drops, we will have dropped the yids...
> >
> > More likely, a "yid" will have dropped you.
>
> Actually i suspect there will be another Yid BBQ before too many more
> years. They are working very hard to instigate such. The recent
> genocides in Lebanon and Gaza are indicators that someone must do
> something to curb the insane mutts of Israel. Suspicions that President
> Obama will remove us from the UN would certainly not be in Israels favor.
Your little nazi fantasies are somewhat interesting, like studying other
sick individuals.
>
> >
> >> Here are all the current risks:
> >> http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/risk/
> >>
> >
> > Your biggest risk is being hauled off to the happy home where basket
> > weavers sit and twiddle their thumbs.
>
> You appear to have first hand knowledge of that. Are you spamming us,
> trying to market your baskets here?
> >
No, I'm laughing at you, kooker.
BWHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Saul Levy
Makes sense! He sure AIN'T an astronomer! He's a LOUSY FAKE PROPHET
OF DOOM!
He hopes not?
BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
He really wants EVERY INFIDEL KILLED IN SOME HORRIBLE WAY BY HIS
ASSNOTHING FALSE GOD ALLAH!
I thought he was waiting for December 21, 2012? I guess he doesn't
want to wait that long! lmfjao!
Oh, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN ON MARCH 7th either. Why should it?
Saul Levy
On Thu, 5 Mar 2009 01:06:10 -0500, BDK <TopS...@sanity.com> wrote:
>In article <cc8c13f2-fec9-4e42-bdc3-27b6b9a262d7
>@l38g2000vba.googlegroups.com>, mol...@hotmail.com says...
>> Watch out for March 7th. Maybe this will be doom's day! Hope not. Just
Saul Levy
NOTHING WILL HAPPEN! BET ON IT!
You will NEVER LIVE TO SEE THE WORST DISASTERS OCCUR!
These are MOVIE SCRIPTS you are hoping for.
You are a FUCKING UNEDUCATED IDIOT MORON!
Saul Levy
On Wed, 4 Mar 2009 23:43:58 -0800 (PST), Warhol <mol...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>Well Consider This Folks
BradGuth
Of course, some(many) folks like our resident rabbi Saul Levy don't
actually care about the past or the what-if future, as long as his
public and faith-based funded butt is never on the line.
How about a 15,000 km near miss by a 1.9 km asteroid at 1e10 tonnes,
that’s only worth 1e5 times more massive than DD45, and arriving at
14+ km/s is only near twice as fast. (in 19 years, what could possibly
go wrong?)
Actually that’s 15,000 – 6,372 = 8,628 km from the surface of Earth if
nothing goes wrong in the next 19 years.
Most asteroids are fairly dark, as in nearly coal like or even kind of
sooty lampblack dark and thus somewhat hard to visually discover until
they are fairly close, and even somewhat dim to radar detection due to
their thick layer of radar energy absorbing carbon dust on their
surface. Fortunately our radar beam energy as of lately is up by
nearly a hundred fold, receiving stations are many and of much greater
combined gain than ever before, so there’s less chance of any dark
asteroid going unnoticed, that is as long as something of our NASA is
actually looking.
Oct. 31, 2002: Five years ago astronomers had a fright.
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2002/31oct_1997xf11.htm
“1997 XF11 might hit our planet on Oct. 26, 2028. The impact,
unleashing perhaps 2000 times more energy than the most powerful
nuclear weapon ever tested, would be a global catastrophe. Additional
measurements showed that the asteroid would not hit Earth in 2028,
although it will come close, about 2.5 lunar distances (954,000 km)
away.”
“Most asteroids (1997 XF11 included) are as dark as charcoal.”
This once again had nothing whatsoever to do with our NASA discovering
squat about asteroid 1997 XF11, whereas only long after the fact has
our NASA attempted to better simulate its future orbital path, within
some certainty that we’re not going to be impacted.
http://www.britastro.org/jbaa/archive/marsden.htm
“Much of the public, as well as many astronomers, rather missed the
point about the 1997 XF11 announcement, which was that an intriguing
situation had been virtually ignored. There was a need for further
observations, and it was because the Minor Planet Center specifically
provided an ephemeris for 1990 on its web page that the 1990 images
that solved the problem of the 2028 approach to the Earth were quickly
found. Surely, that is science working at its best. Furthermore, even
with a miss distance of almost 1 million km in October 2028, the
approach will be the closest known for any asteroid or comet estimated
to be as large as 2km across.”
“So was an impact possible? The short answer is 'yes'! A longer answer
is that the asteroid's revolution period, some 1.73 years prior to the
2028 encounter, could subsequently be anything between about 1.53 and
1.99 years, the value depending on how close the asteroid comes in
2028. If the period in years were to end up close to a simple
fraction, like 5/3, 7/4, or even 17/10 (i.e., approximately 1.67, 1.75
and 1.70, all within the acceptable range), another close approach to
the Earth would be expected in the October following 2028 by the
number of years given in the numerator of the fraction. For these
three examples, there would therefore be further encounters with the
Earth in October 2033, 2035 and 2045. None of these cases seems
actually to result in a collision, but the miss distances could be as
small as 15,000km.”
“My investigation, still incomplete, did in fact yield possible
impacts corresponding to the fractional periods 9/5 and 12/7, i.e., in
2037 and 2040. The first of these apparently gives the possibility of
the asteroid's grazing the surface of the Earth, while the second
allows a 'deep impact' that, unimpeded, would take the object only
3000km from the Earth's centre. Fortunately, of course, we do have the
1990 observations that show no possibility that 1997 XF11 could pass
within some 30 million km of the Earth during this time. Since the
orbits of the asteroid and the Earth then separate, we can say we are
in fact completely safe from impact by this asteroid for some
considerable time, perhaps tens of millennia.”
“What was the probability that 1997 XF11 would impact the Earth during
one of the 'dangerous' Octobers? It is difficult to give a precise
answer to this question because to do so would require the examination
of millions of possible trajectories. In general terms, however, we
can say that the 4000km annual change means that it would take three
years for the intersection point to cross the diameter of the Earth.
During the middle year the point would therefore come quite close to
the Earth's centre. The probability of having the Earth in the right
place is therefore essentially the ratio of the diameter of the Earth
to the circumference of the Earth's orbit, or 1.4×10^–5. This has to
be multiplied by the probability that the asteroid would be at that
point during the year, i.e., by the reciprocal of the asteroid's
period in years. Since that reciprocal can be as small as 1.53, the
resulting impact probability could be almost as high as 1 in 100 000.
This is perhaps two orders of magnitude larger than the probability of
a hit by an unknown 2km object during the year.”
First we need to discover these stealth asteroids before it’s too
late, especially of those potentially interacting with other bodies
that’ll eventually shift their trajectory towards us. Unfortunately,
it seems our NASA has higher butt saving and golden retirement
priorities than asteroids having tendencies to interact with Earth.
DD45 was just a unexpected near miss that we get to thank our lucky
stars didn’t impact, because our NASA was asleep at the switch and
otherwise preoccupied with personal matters, such as job security.
~ BG
Saul Levy
Saul Levy
BradGuth
How about instead of a 74,000 km(67,628 km from our surface) miss,
though JPL gives it 78,500 km while yet another report having DD45
tracked as close as 55,000 km, we deal with a future 15,000 km near
miss by a 1.9 km asteroid at 1e10 tonnes, that’s only worth 1e5 times
more massive than DD45, and arriving at 14+ km/s is only nearly twice
as fast. (within 19 years, what could possibly go wrong?)
Actually that’s 15000 – 6372 = 8628 km from the surface of Earth if
nothing goes wrong within the next 19 years.
Most asteroids are fairly dark, as in nearly coal like or even kind of
sooty lampblack dark and thus somewhat hard to visually discover until
they are fairly close, and even somewhat dim to radar detection due to
their thick layer of radar energy absorbing carbon dust on their
surface. Fortunately our radar beam energy as of lately is up by
nearly a hundred fold, receiving stations are many and of much greater
combined gain than ever before, so there’s less chance of any dark
asteroid going unnoticed, that is as long as something of our NASA
investment is actually looking.
Oct. 31, 2002: Five years ago astronomers had a fright.
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2002/31oct_1997xf11.htm
“1997 XF11 might hit our planet on Oct. 26, 2028. The impact,
unleashing perhaps 2000 times more energy than the most powerful
nuclear weapon ever tested, would be a global catastrophe. Additional
measurements showed that the asteroid would not hit Earth in 2028,
although it will come close, about 2.5 lunar distances (954,000 km)
away.”
“Most asteroids (1997 XF11 included) are as dark as charcoal.”
This once again had nothing whatsoever to do with our NASA discovering
squat about asteroid 1997 XF11, whereas only long after the fact has
our NASA attempted to better simulate its future orbital path, within
some certainty that we’re not going to be impacted. However, that is
not the last word as based upon the following information, as might
suggest otherwise, and unless improved radar tracking tells us a
different story.
resulting impact probability could be almost as high as 1 in 100,000.
This is perhaps two orders of magnitude larger than the probability of
a hit by an unknown 2km object during the year.”
First we need to discover these nearly stealth asteroids before it’s
too late, especially of those potentially interacting with other
bodies that’ll eventually shift their trajectory towards us.
Unfortunately, it seems our NASA has higher butt saving and golden
retirement priorities than whatever asteroids having tendencies to
interact with Earth. DD45/K09D45D was just another one of those
unexpected near misses that we get to thank our lucky stars didn’t
impact, because our NASA was asleep at the switch and otherwise
preoccupied with personal matters, such as job security and sucking up
to their new boss, BHO, who happens to believe in science for the
greater good of humanity and our environment (something our NASA
obviously hasn’t quite accepted, especially considering the recent
loss of OCO).
Of course, some(many) folks not unlike our resident rabbi Saul Levy
don't actually care about the past or the what-if future, as long as
his public and faith-based funded butt is never on the line. This
last time we were simply damn freaking lucky, in that 6 to 7 weeks out
and if DD45 were skewed our way by merely 0.1 degree would have made
contact, and still with only a couple days fair warning is what just
doesn’t seem right. Fortunately that’s not the case with the 2028
asteroid XF11, and then 2029 is the year of (99942) Apophis that comes
within the naked eye-popping range of just over 36,000 km and thus
avoiding the lithobraking encounter if all goes according to plan.
Saul Levy
lmfjao!
Oh, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN! BET ON IT!
Saul Levy
BradGuth
> BDK wrote:
> > In article <3e5d3a0d-8cdf-4b39-83d4-
There's no risk assessment on whatever they don't know about, such as
DD45 wasn't even in their wet dreams until a couple days beforehand.
What if the next one to catalog is ten or a hundred fold more massive
and headed our way a whole lot faster, say closing in at 20 km/s and
thus giving us only one day of warning?
>
> > Your biggest risk is being hauled off to the happy home where basket
> > weavers sit and twiddle their thumbs.
>
> You appear to have first hand knowledge of that. Are you spamming us,
> trying to market your baskets here?
BDK is already a certified basket case, as is. He's another one of
those Zionist Nazis like rabbi Saul Levy that never accomplishes
anything on behalf of the greater good of humanity or that of our
environment.
Conversing with the likes of BDK offers the exact same outcome as with
Hitler or GW Bush. Either way, you're screwed.
~ BG
Saul Levy
PAPERS, GOOFBALL? lmfjao!
No you haven't!
Meanwhile FUCK the ENVIRONMENT! We're ALL DOOMED ANYWAY so there is
NO SENSE IN SAVING ANY OF IT! PIGGY has said so and you agree with
him!
BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I sure hope the next one lands on both of your HEADS!
Saul Levy
On Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:46:49 -0700 (PDT), BradGuth
<brad...@gmail.com> wrote:
>There's no risk assessment on whatever they don't know about, such as
>DD45 wasn't even in their wet dreams until a couple days beforehand.
>
>What if the next one to catalog is ten or a hundred fold more massive
>and headed our way a whole lot faster, say closing in at 20 km/s and
>thus giving us only one day of warning?
Warhol
BDK
@v13g2000pro.googlegroups.com>, brad...@gmail.com says...
LOL, Lollipop Guthballian insanity.
george
> In article <89b4aef2-321c-4130-a821-d6da819411e9
> @v13g2000pro.googlegroups.com>, bradg...@gmail.com says...
Hey what happened to the kooks claims?
Its the 13th of March and still nothing except pitiful attempts at
personal attacks.
BDK
@y33g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, gbl...@hnpl.net says...
It went to that magical place all kook claims go, up the ass of the kook
claiming it to be recycled into a new kook claim, to be shitted out when
needed/wanted.
This cycle repeats until the kook dies.
Saul Levy
No cometh (SIC)!
No Wormwood!
No Nibiru!
No Planet X!
No IDIOT gran'da'dy either!
EAT SHIT SUCKA!
Saul Levy
On Tue, 3 Mar 2009 03:48:36 -0800 (PST), Warhol <mol...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>I'm sorry but you kids are so gullible.
>
>the first couple threads are like "oh gosh and just think of how many
>must be going by us and our top scientists and military don't even
>know!! oh dear!"
>
>listen.
>they are aware of every freaking piece of space debris...
>incoming and outgoing.
>they just didn't tell you about this one.
>
>then after the fact. it flies by .. then you're informed. then you're
>also informed that it was discovered 3 days ago but even then, they
>didn't tell you.
>
>they're not gonna tell you about CometH of Warhol either
>
>
>On Mar 3, 12:39 pm, Saul Levy <saulle...@cox.net> wrote:
>> You GOT the "warning!" lmfjao! You've been posting VARIOUS WORTHLESS
>> DISASTER SHIT for DAYS now based very loosely on that "warning!"
>>
>> That asteroid was only discovered by Robert Naught last Friday in
>> Australia. You had THREE DAYS WARNING! You want more?
>>
>> Get a telescope and LEARN (IF YOU CAN!) to use it! Roaches don't use
>> telescopes, you IDIOT! They can't read any "warnings" either! Your
>> posts about this are at a ROACH level! lmfjao!
>>
>> Oink oink, PIGGY! You TOTALLY WORTHLESS PILE OF STINKING PIG SHIT!
>>
>> IT WAS A MISS! I told you that right from the beginning, didn't I?
>>
>> EAT YOUR SHIT SANDWICH and SHUT THE FUCK UP!
>>
>> Saul Levy
Saul Levy
Saul Levy
On Tue, 3 Mar 2009 16:18:44 -0800 (PST), Warhol <mol...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
[GOOFBALL'S BULLSHIT deleted, unread as usual]
>http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/03/090302-asteroid-earth.html
BradGuth
At best, a three day asteroid impact warning is about all he's ever
going to get. Chances are that a bigger and faster one will only
offer us 2 days warning, it that much.
~ BG
Saul Levy
You confuse ASTROLOGY with ASTRONOMY. BIG ERROR THERE!
ASTROLOGY is the WORTHLESS SHIT in the papers which WORTHLESS PEOPLE
use to run their lives BASED ON ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
ASTRONOMY is a SCIENCE based on long-term observations of what's
ACTUALLY in the SKY! NOT on FAKE PLANETS, etc., which DON'T EVEN
EXIST!
An astrologer COULDN'T calculate the orbit of an asteroid, yet alone a
planet, to the accuracy shown with the various recently-found
asteroids.
Where did you get this SHIT FROM? You sure don't study any of this.
You remain an UNEDUCATED MORON!
Next time get it RIGHT, JACKASS!
Saul Levy
On Wed, 4 Mar 2009 12:33:10 -0800 (PST), Warhol <mol...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>Watch out for March 7th. Maybe this will be doom's day! Hope not. Just
Saul Levy
Why the change of date?
What would I do? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING as NOTHING WILL HAPPEN!
ALLAH BE PRAISED!
And you BELIEVE THIS SHIT! What a RETARDED MORON you are!
BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Saul Levy
On Thu, 12 Mar 2009 05:17:33 -0700 (PDT), Warhol <mol...@hotmail.com>
wrote: