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LastLiberal in PalmSprings

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4. Just a tiny adjustment in its direction and it would have decimated part of the Earth.

Reply to NBachers (Reply #3)

Sat Jul 27, 2019, 03:03 PM

Jul 2019

One could only hope it would hit Mar-A-Lago when Fat Donnie was there.

I like the line, "scientists say it posed no immediate threat." It reminds me of Don Adams' line in "Get Smart" -- "Missed it by that much!"

If you happen to get hit by a meteor, don't forget to report it: http://cams.seti.org/

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This got lost in the news; had it hit; it would have triggered trump to end the world [View all] tomhagen Jul 2019 OP

His advisers kept it from him. lark Jul 2019 #1

The 2013 Chelyabinsk meteor was similarly undetected... Anon-C Jul 2019 #2

Perspective of how close this was: high Earth orbit for satellites tops out at about 22,225 miles. NBachers Jul 2019 #3

Just a tiny adjustment in its direction and it would have decimated part of the Earth. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Jul 2019 #4

OMG! Mar-a-Lago crazytown Jul 2019 #9

They're supposed to know?!! paleotn Jul 2019 #5

It is very seldom for asteroids to hit humans... TomVilmer Jul 2019 #6

It was a dark-skinned asteroid so tRump banned it from immigrating to earth. KY_EnviroGuy Jul 2019 #7

Didn't Trump pressbox69 Jul 2019 #8