COMMENT 352808
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2012-12-11 11:49 AM |
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i'm expecting close ups from the urban hikers...who no doubt happened to be in that asteroids neighbourhood.
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COMMENT 352809
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2012-12-11 11:51 AM |
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Cool stuff. Thanks!
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COMMENT 352815
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2012-12-11 12:06 PM |
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Dang, all these asteroids....12-21-2012! AAAACKCKKCKCK!!!
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COMMENT 352838
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2012-12-11 12:46 PM |
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@808 - LMAO
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COMMENT 352886
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2012-12-11 02:15 PM |
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Clearly your amatuer iPhone5 camera could do better than that? Looks like a bobcat to me.
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COMMENT 353050
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2012-12-11 07:16 PM |
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God is in control, some day we will get hit by the big one called Wormwood, read Revelation...! nothing we can do anyway, this is a mighty big Space out there!
Heavenly Father bless us all tonite!
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COMMENT 353073
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2012-12-11 07:59 PM |
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So that was that screaming I heard---thought it was the neighbors again......
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COMMENT 353126P
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2012-12-11 11:30 PM |
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mountainfox, please realize your catastrophe will only affect those who ascribe to said scripture. i will be just fine :)
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COMMENT 353152
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2012-12-12 07:34 AM |
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good one 808 !
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COMMENT 353183P
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2012-12-12 09:02 AM |
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Thank you so much for your educational contribution, so refreshing after slogging through some of the ignorant, brutish and low-brow comments that sadly seem to appear with greater frequency.
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MESAJIM
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2012-12-12 09:59 AM |
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Please remain vigilant: take care and be wary of the electromagnetic effects these asteroids have on smart meters. I have it on good authority that your SCE bill will skyrocket in conjunction with the passing of 4179 Toutatis.
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JEDHAT
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2012-12-12 10:40 AM |
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Is this a shooting star? How close does an asteroid have to come to Earth to burn up?
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MACPUZL
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2012-12-12 02:07 PM |
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JEDHAT - This wasn't a meteor. It was just reflecting sunlight, rather dimly. A meteor (shooting star) is when a piece of space junk hits our atmosphere and compresses it, causing the compressed air to heat up and fluoresce. That usually happens about 70 miles above the surface, and all but the biggest fireballs are usually caused by meteoroids about the size of a grain of sand or a pebble.
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COMMENT 353393
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2012-12-12 03:26 PM |
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808 for the win!!!!
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COMMENT 353535
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2012-12-13 06:28 AM |
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Weird how we can't see them until they are on us or past just us.
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JEDHAT
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2012-12-14 12:23 AM |
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Thanks Macpuzl. I just got back from picking my son up from his ride home from college. there are about 6 bog one per minute to the southwest tonight!!! Thursday night!!
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