Florida Meteor

[pgardn]

Thanks to earth's magnetic force field this and other "doomsday asteroids" are reduced to the size of a quarter

What?

Its the Earth's atmosphere.

Magnetic Force field?
Its a magnetic field.
And it does nothing to force away large objects or whittle them down.

Millennially Mixed Up.

But the video was really cool.
Wish he was driving away from lights.

[pgardn]

Comet caused the Grand Canyon and multiple impacts caused the dinosaurs to die out due to dust pollution and more importantly, global cooling.

Holy .

A comet created the Grand Canyon?

Its called erosion from a fkn river.

Are you from Planet Claire (B-52s) or what?

[pgardn]

I don't think you understand "doomsday asteroids". Or the difference between meteors and asteroids.

Oh it goes much further than this.

[johnsmith]

You're a young CosmicCowboy.

I think that’s being a little hard on CC.

[DJR210]

Holy .

A comet created the Grand Canyon?

Its called erosion from a fkn river.

Are you from Planet Claire (B-52s) or what?

Yeah this guy's stupidity is as monumental as the Grand Canyon is.. the only thing is it's just a try hard shtick to get attention online

[MultiTroll]

Japan just shot a copper cannonball at an asteroid

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/techn...cid=spartanntp

[DMC]

Meteor Crater, AZ.. visited it as a kid.. ing crazy , I can't imagine the impact.

So it really changed you huh?

[DMC]

I saw a rocket explode over central Florida in the 70's as a kid. It looked like a ringed planet in the night sky for at least an hour.

[DJR210]

So it really changed you huh?

Yes. Molded me into the person I am today.

[DJR210]

A handful of interesting finds from the scientific community this week.. there's been several press conferences in major cities around the world scheduled for a supposedly groundbreaking announcement about the research into black holes too

Scientists Unveil First Pictures of a Black Hole

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/10/science/black-hole-picture.html

[Millennial_Messiah]

I saw a rocket explode over central Florida in the 70's as a kid. It looked like a ringed planet in the night sky for at least an hour.

Would have been scary in the '70s because of the whole Cold War thingy