Life on earth over ....

[Down1]

On March 16, 2880.
Ponce can re-post this in Feb 2880.

Scientists at Nasa have been watching an asteroid, named 1950 DA, which is currently on a path to collide with Earth on March 16, 2880.

The asteroid is a rock two-thirds of a mile in diameter, travelling at about 15km (nine miles) a second relative to the Earth.

It is due to swing so close to Earth it could slam into the Atlantic Ocean at 38,000 miles per hour.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2454094/Could-life-Earth-end-March-16-2880-Scientists-predict-giant-asteroid-collide-planet-38-000-miles-hour.html


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2454094/Could-life-Earth-end-March-16-2880-Scientists-predict-giant-asteroid-collide-planet-38-000-miles-hour.html

[midnight rambler]

Awesome!

It's extremely fascinating how they can pinpoint what part of the planet it's going to impact, 867 years in advance.

[EE_]

Awesome!

It's extremely fascinating how they can pinpoint what part of the planet it's going to impact, 867 years in advance.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qf6Sv3A9zs

[Ponce]

Hummmmmm, better get myself a life vest.

V

[Hitch]

Awesome!

It's extremely fascinating how they can pinpoint what part of the planet it's going to impact, 867 years in advance.

Indeed very fascinating. Glad the boys over at Nasa haven't been furloughed with the recent shutdown. Because, if they were, we would never know this. Let's give them a pat on the back, a bonus, and extend their funding out 867 more years to keep on top of this.

[Neuro]

Yeah beware the ides of March!