On Apr 16, 2:49 pm, Warhol <mol...@hotmail.com> wrote:
German schoolboy, 13, corrects NASA's asteroid figures

BERLIN (AFP) - A 13-year-old German schoolboy corrected NASA's
estimates on the chances of an asteroid colliding with Earth, a German
newspaper reported Tuesday, after spotting the boffins had
miscalculated.

Notice how the brown-nosed minions on behalf of NASA have swarmed in
for the kill, of trying to terminate this and any other topic they see
fit to trash. It's a very Third Reich tactic that's nowadays used my
mostly those Jews in charge of our private parts.
. - Brad Guth

coward...

On Apr 17, 8:12 pm, Saul Levy <saulle...@cox.net> wrote:
It's less equivalent than a gnat landing on your face, Donnie!
lmfjao!

I guess you know nothing about momentum either! lmao!

RACIST PIG!

Saul Levy

On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:40:54 -0500, Don Ocean <oc...@amerion.com
wrote:

Starman wrote:
Come on, if a object weighing 200 billion tonnes hits a satellit weinghing from
a few hundreds of kilos to a few tonnes
do anybody really belive it will affect its trajectory at all, think again!!

If a car passes you at 160 MPH and you brush it with about 30lbs of
force..Will it not deviate form its original course.?

7/4/2011 AD, 2029 AD, April 13, 2036 AD and 2037 AD...

In April 2008 news organizations widely reported that 13 year-old Nico
Marquardt from Potsdam, Germany, had recalculated the odds as part of
a science competition, and found the risk had been underestimated. His
project took into account the possibility that the asteroid would
collide with one or more of the estimated 40,000 artificial satellites
orbiting Earth, possibly causing a shift in its orbit, and increasing
the probability of a collision with Earth on its next fly-by in 2036
to 1 in 450.[6] Initial news reports claimed that NASA confirmed these
results with the ESA.[7] An unnamed German ESA spokesman is said to
have since denied these claims.

On April 15, 2008, he told The Register that "... A small boy did do
these calculations, but he made a mistake ... NASA's figures are
correct"[8] although the main difference asserted was that Apophis
would not pass near the equatorial satellites found in that part of
near-Earth space but does not take into account the satellites in
polar orbits. As of April 16th 2008 AFP press sources had not revised
or retracted their story that the boy's calculations were correct. The
clarification offered by the ESA spokesman did not dispute the boy's
assertions but stated that there would be no satellites (based on the
objects currently in orbit) in the area Apophis is scheduled to pass
through.

Most experts agree that Apophis warrants closer scrutiny, and to that
end, in February 2008 the Planetary Society awarded $50,000 in prize
money to companies and students who submitted designs for space probes
that would put a tracking device on or near the asteroid.[9]

But man oh man can you jump to some wild-eyed conclusions

while u will be living in a virtual world, u can get some fresh air by
selectively reading those who are at the interface with the real
world... as Me and Brad in this restricted area. some folks here will
visit and will be introduced to things like americans did not land on
the moon, 40% of NASA is made of indians and Hitler a decent guy.

Quote:
If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be
led, like sheep to the slaughter. George Washington


On Apr 18, 3:53 am, Saul Levy <saulle...@cox.net> wrote:
Now you're repeating yourself just like the GoofBall, WartPiggies!
lmfjao!

Go over and join Brad in the padded cell! lmao!

Saul Levy