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Originally Posted by Serpo

http://www.myweathertech.com/2011/09...rth-asteroids/

http://spaceweather.com/swpod2011/27...nset_strip.jpg

The source of all this solar and geomagnetic activity is sunspot AR1302. Measuring more than 150,000 km from end to end, the sprawling active region is visible even without a solar telescope. Fabiano Belisário Diniz saw it plainly in last night's sunset from Curitiba, Brazil:It was overcast and cold all day long, but at the end of the day a break in the clouds revealed the sun and AR1302," says Diniz. "What a great sight!" The sunspot has quieted down since unleashing dual X-flares on Sept. 22nd and 24th. Nevertheless, NOAA forecasters estimate a 40% chance of more X-flares during the next 24 hours. Any such eruptions would be Earth-directed as the sunspot crosses the center of the solar disk

http://spaceweather.com/

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Thats a pretty incredible pic.

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Originally Posted by vacuum

Thats a pretty incredible pic.

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No doubt...

But shouldn't Elenin be visible in that pic.... I mean - If we are aligned and all.....

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Originally Posted by Serpo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...=N3MX0rMcVwU#!http://allnibiru247.wordpress.com/

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That guy is a hot mess of conpiracy therory.
:o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htvm0qzHNJE&feature=channel_video_title

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Originally Posted by keehah

As mentioned in the video:
http://spaceweather.com/

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Recent & Upcoming Earth-asteroid encounters:
Asteroid Date(UT) Miss Distance Mag. Size

2011 SE58 Sep 27 0.6 LD--13 m

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Argentina: One woman killed and six injured as meteorite smashes into Buenos Aires
http://rajaten.wordpress.com
Mon, 26 Sep 2011 11:11 CDT

Mystery explosion and Esteban Echeverría, "a ball of fire fell from heaven"

One woman died and six others were injured in the incident. A neighbor said the outbreak was caused by a burning object that fell from the sky and completely destroyed a house and several cars. "It was a tremor," he said. Are the causes of the accident.

The incident occurred minutes before 2 am, in a building located on the intersection of Luis Vernet and Los Andes, a town of Monte Grande, of Esteban Echeverría. The causes of the explosion are still unknown, but locals say they witnessed the fact that "a ball of fire fell from heaven." "He began to feel much smell like gunpowder," recalled one person who lives in the area told C5N. "There is no explanation for what happened," said Cayetano, a local resident, told Radio 10, then adding, "a neighbor ran because he saw a fireball falling blue." The commander of the local fire department, Guillermo Pérez, remarked that still do not know the cause of the incident, but acknowledged that the first version is aimed at an "object that fell from heaven." "I heard that version, but I can not say at first. Must be bound to expertise to really see what happened, "he said in a statement to Radio 10. Perez confirmed that two trade houses and" were completely destroyed. "In fact, a woman who was trapped under the rubble lost life while six others were rescued and were taken for care at a local hospital, told C5N firefighters who work on site.

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Originally Posted by JJ.G0ldD0t

No doubt...

But shouldn't Elenin be visible in that pic.... I mean - If we are aligned and all.....

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That little dark "smudge" of a spot is "only" 150,000KM across. So I really doubt that a chunk of rock barely 4 miles across is going to be visible in that pic.
Remember, it's only close to Earth in relative terms. It's still many many thousands of miles away. Too small to see and too small to have any actual affect on our planet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLqRfXy-cM8&feature=channel_video_title

What a co-electrifying time with the passage of a comet and grande solar flare.

Whens Zeus show up?

http://www.solarham.com/pictures/OYaurora.jpg


http://tdsands.com/images/309_THUNDER1.jpg

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Originally Posted by Serpo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVlhOAiJZ5U

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Wow. That was interesting. Thanks for posting Serpo.

With all this talk of Nibiru, I'm surprised no-one has mentioned the SPT and the supposed leaked photos.

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Originally Posted by Horn

What a co-electrifying time with the passage of a comet and grande solar flare.
Whens Zeus show up?
http://tdsands.com/images/309_THUNDER1.jpg

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Last year in yesterday's news? ;D (starts at 1:00)
Spontaneous Human Combustion-Best Way To Die?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUMNaEV1E0Y

no big ass doom??
http://bymyink.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/fat_butt.jpg

Omg

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Originally Posted by ximmy

no big ass doom??
http://bymyink.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/fat_butt.jpg

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That chair is doomed!

With three "O's"

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Originally Posted by Awoke

Wow. That was interesting. Thanks for posting Serpo.

With all this talk of Nibiru, I'm surprised no-one has mentioned the SPT and the supposed leaked photos.

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If this supposed planet exists...something is off here. This guy claims the orbit is every 3600 years. If the destrutive force of this supposed planet is so high, why is humanity not flipped on it's head every 3600 years??

I would expect to know nothing of Egypt if this planet has the power to wipe out civilizations every 3600 years.

Anyone? What am I missing?

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Originally Posted by keehah

Last year in yesterday's news? ;D (starts at 1:00)
Spontaneous Human Combustion-Best Way To Die?

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God willing there is more than less resistence in the D.C. area...

Unfortunately our Euro-Dutch rulers had a solution centuries ago.

http://www.rwongphoto.com/RW4405_web.jpg

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Originally Posted by keehah

Huge Defunct Satellite to Plunge to Earth Soon, NASA Says
by Leonard David, SPACE.com’s Space Insider Columnist Date: 07 September 2011

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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817...id=NC-ek1_40Jw

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NASA published a map of the satellite's journey (below); the green circle on the left of the map is likely where the satellite's remains landed.
http://www1.pcmag.com/media/images/3...th.jpg?thumb=y

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Another on the way...
German Satellite Falling, Just Like NASA's

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Just days after NASA's Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite plunged into the Pacific Ocean, another satellite -- this one German -- is beginning its descent to Earth. And once again, nobody knows where it will land.

The crash isn't imminent -- the German space agency is predicting it will reenter the Earth's atmosphere in late October or early November...

The Rontgensatellit, or ROSAT, weighs about two and a half tons. That's somewhat lighter than UARS, but more pieces are expected to survive re-entry into the atmosphere. Thirty pieces, possibly including shards of glass from the satellite's mirrors, are expected to hit Earth...

ROSAT was launched in 1990 and died in 1998. Because it has no fuel left, there is no way to control its path. The situation was the same with UARS.

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ROSAT was launched in 1990 and died in 1998. Because it has no fuel left, there is no way to control its path. The situation was the same with UARS.

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Am I a rocket scientist, or would it be a wise decision to spare some fuel for future ejection?

Maybe we have close neighbors we can't piss off?

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Originally Posted by Horn

Am I a rocket scientist, or would it be a wise decision to spare some fuel for future ejection?

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By "ejection", do you mean ejected from Earths gravitational pull?

If so, all the fuel it ever had wouldn't be enough to do that.

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Originally Posted by Joe King

By "ejection", do you mean ejected from Earths gravitational pull?

If so, all the fuel it ever had wouldn't be enough to do that.

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You're leaving out centrifugal force.

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Originally Posted by Horn

You're leaving out centrifugal force.

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How exactly are you going to harness said "force"?

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Originally Posted by Joe King

How exactly are you going to harness said "force"?

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You're getting too E-motional, Joe

Your total mass is being retained, in a re preserved and pre-harnessed stasis.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3hn6fFTxeo


http://astrologyexplored.net/home/?p=2165

You said centrifugal force. Not the Force. lol

It takes a lot of fuel to "eject" something beyond Earths gravitational influence to the point of it not falling back down here to us. More fuel than it went up there with.

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Originally Posted by Joe King

You said centrifugal force. Not the Force. lol

It takes a lot of fuel to "eject" something beyond Earths gravitational influence to the point of it not falling back down here to us. More fuel than it went up there with.

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Joe, your so wrong my computational sensors are failing to compute your theory.

Your body must be doing all the motions, because your head isn't glued on.

A body moving at 5km/s has some force.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_speed

Try not to confuse a paltry orbital velocity of 5km/s with escape velocity, which requires 11.2km/s

Which by any measure is considerably faster.

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Originally Posted by Joe King

Try not to confuse a paltry orbital velocity of 5km/s with escape velocity, which requires 11.2km/s

Which by any measure is considerably faster.

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Ahh , so now we cut our required velocity in half, add (or subtract) from that the shedded weight of the fuel and casing needed to get there.

After my cost analysis, I've decided its easier to just let it crash onto Joe's house..:rolleyes:

http://astrologyexplored.net/home/?p=2165

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“Getting there was only half the fun,” says March 2011 issue of Scientific American. Because of Mercury’s proximity to the sun’s gravitational field, a direct flight to Mercury was not possible. The craft could not slow enough to be captured by Mercury’s atmosphere. To get to Mercury required one flyby of earth, two of Venus and three of Mercury itself. Each flyby slowed the craft so at the last pass it could be caught by Mercury’s gravity. The entire trip took 6 1/2 years.

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Still gotta have enough fuel to begin with to get it out of the Earths gravitational pull the first time.

Ask yourself this. Had they known there was a hole in the wing that would doom the craft, why couldn't Columbia have simply gone to the ISS to await help?
Answer that question and you will have the answer to your question.

The answer is simple, its the accountant's fault.

You probably think it was the Sun's gravitational force as the reason behind the MESSENGER's 6-1/2 year flight plan in the aforementioned article, don't you?

You either do, or you don't.

There is no try in the ex-centrifugal force, padwan.

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Originally Posted by Horn

The answer is simple, its the accountant's fault.

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No, it was the fact that it was too heavy and could not carry enough fuel to attain sufficient altitude to reach the ISS. That's why it was always used for research missions and had never been to the ISS.
It was also not on the correct inclination, but even if it had been, the above would have still applied. So even if they knew there was a hole in the wing, there wasn't anything they could have done.

It's the same with these satellites that are falling. They are too heavy for the amount of fuel they may carry, to escape from Earths gravity.
All of them up there will eventually fall back down. There is no other place for them to go.

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You probably think it was the Sun's gravitational force as the reason behind the MESSENGER's 6-1/2 year flight plan in the aforementioned article, don't you?

You either do, or you don't.

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Why do you think it took so long?

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There is no try in the ex-centrifugal force, padwan.

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What's an ex-centrifugal force? ???

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Originally Posted by Joe King

All of them up there will eventually fall back down. There is no other place for them to go.

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Not necessarily true. Your average satellite has a better probability of being raptured than any particular terrestrial Christian IMO.

http://www.thedailybell.com/images/l...c-Universe.jpg

Its all about cost return in my estimation, the more recent designs having more challenging life spans & loaded with a less than spectacular outdated payloads.

Not sure on these particular satellite's though, they could just fall to recent incursions into the Oort cloud?

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Originally Posted by Horn

Its all about cost return in my estimation, the more recent designs having more challenging life spans & loaded with a less than spectacular outdated payloads.

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Well, yea. It costs a lot of "money" to do what you were asking about. That's why they lack fuel sufficient for "ejection", as you put it in your question.

I can think of many other places for them to go, even if when falling they were directed towards Joe's house.

Home to the perpetual magnetic & magical motion machine of the moon possibly?

How you gonna get 'em to the Moon if there's not enough fuel to get any more altitude than they already have? lol

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400-Metre Asteroid Flyby Due In Early November
Mark Dunphy Irish Weather Online
Sat, 01 Oct 2011 08:17 CDT

A 1300-foot-wide (400 metres) asteroid, which is more than one and a half times the length of a soccer pitch, will pass within 0.85 lunar distances of the Earth on November 8/9, 2011.

Discovered on December 28, 2005 by Robert McMillan of the Spacewatch Program near Tucson, Arizona, 2005 YU55 is believed to be a very dark, nearly spherical object.

According to NASA's Near Earth Object Program: "Although classified as a potentially hazardous object, 2005 YU55 poses no threat of an Earth collision over at least the next 100 years. However, this will be the closest approach to date by an object this large that we know about in advance and an event of this type [is not currently predicted to] happen again until 2028 when asteroid (153814) 2001 WN5 will pass to within 0.6 lunar distances." ...

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If that's what you want the answer to be, then you got it Ximmy. ;)


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