(03-06-2012, 11:48 PM)DAMINK™ Wrote: Reality is this guys.
A small portion of our skies are actively monitored.
That is to say we could have one right now heading right for us and we may well not know.
Even if it was known then in all likelyhood no one outside the select few would ever get told.
Chaos would follow if people knew in a short time they were about to die.
Might be why the US seems to get in more and more debt without any reasoning or solutions.
Perhaps there debt does not matter or will not matter in the future more accurately.

Good to see this thread is gaining momentum even if it is 2 guys measuring there dicks lolz.

(03-07-2012, 12:04 AM)NekoChan Wrote: NO!

NASA can monitor as far as years to see if something collides with us.
I mean if something were to collide into us, NASA would detect and calculate that at least 3-10 years before it hit us. Unless the meteor uses a teleportation jutsu.

(03-07-2012, 12:04 AM)NekoChan Wrote: Also there have been a lot of meteors ridding towards earth, but Jupter have been protecting us for millions of years now. It's gravity is strong enough to take everything ridding here away towards itself. And those hit's that jupiter takes is recorded as big to kill the entire earth.

(03-07-2012, 12:04 AM)NekoChan Wrote: Cmon people, this is common knowledge. I didn't even have to open google to write this.

(03-07-2012, 12:04 AM)NekoChan Wrote: A meteor can't just wipe out 4 billions of years of evolution.

(03-07-2012, 02:33 AM)AceInfinity Wrote: I believe if anything we'll be hit by a solar flare when our magnetic field is at it's weakest point... Our Earth's magnetic field is actually reversing currently from north to south. Those magnetic fields are actually what protect us from the sun's harmful rays. At the halfway point, I think it's safe to say that our magnetic field cancels out or becomes fairly weak until it's fully reversed.

The reason why we have Northern Lights? Our magnetic fields protecting us from sun's harmful rays...

Based on history, we're actually overdue for this change to happen.

(03-07-2012, 02:43 AM)DAMINK™ Wrote: Bit off the topic of thread but completely agree with you 100%.
It will likely happen in our lifetime assuming nothing else catastrophic happens inbetween.

(03-07-2012, 03:48 AM)NekoChan Wrote: Lmao DAMINK, you are the naive one here. You believe anything you read and what NASA says?
When your precious "NASA" said we are going to be destroyed by Niburus, scientists all over the world fought against it.
It's common knowledge of the distance we can already see, we can see out of our universe.

IF A freakin METEOR OR A PLANET IS COMING WE CAN freakin SEE IT 10 YEARS BEFORE IT HITS.
I think your resources are quite stupid. freakin I don't know, start from watching more Discovery, that's a start.
You should see more physics & universe lectures, because I have seen a lot of them, I actually learn that subject.

First of all the asteroids/meteors that COULD hit us MAYBE unexpected would be so small, that our ozone would rip them to nothing before they would even fall few meters. Not to mention it would be more than a 70% change that pieces would fall in water(small pieces, no tsunami).

Don't forget our nuclear weapons, that wouldn't hurt us much to backfire.


Also don't forget that Earth is in the most dangerous spot considering flying meteors. Since we are on the most dangerous spot and we got hit like millions of years ago, I don't really see the odds of getting once again anytime soon.


If you do enough research, you will find that it's not TOTALLY proven what killed the dinosaurs. But I know, it's a fact that a meteor did it, but then again, MILLIONS of years ago I repeat.