Date of Asteroid: Mon, March 7-8, 2016
Distance from Earth: 14,000 miles
Size of Asteroid: 25-55 meters
Name of Asteroid: 2016 TX68
Source URL: http://www.albanydailystar.com/science/nasa-earth-defence-office-works-asteroid-2016-tx68-will-pass-no-need-worry-16723.html
This baby is heading our way in just a few days. NASA says it will come about 14,000 miles from Earth. Now something that needs to be said is back in 2013 a meteor that was 20 square meters exploded over Chelyabinks, Russia. It...was 18 miles above the city, yet luckily it explode before it hit the city. Its explosion had the power of 25-30 atomic bombs and injured over 1,500 and damaged tens of thousands of buildings. Its total weight was more that the Eiffel tower.
Now, NASA tells us that Asteroid 2016 TX68 will pass within 14,000 miles? Thats 1/10th the distance from Earth to the moon. Are you freaking kidding me? At about 50 meters across this could destroy a dozen cities if it hits the ground. But if it explodes over the city, thousands of people could get hurt. Also, every asteroid has smaller parts that tag along with it. Did NASA take this into account? No! What happens if this asteroid breaks up and does a shotgun effect on a country somewhere? We really needs more info on this one, but NASA...wont reveal much more.
Scott C. Waring
www.ufosightingsdaily.com
News states:
Scientists have unveiled that an asteroid known as 2016 TX68, larger than an 18-wheel tractor trailer truck moving at more than 34,000 mph, will make a close pass by earth in two weeks. The asteroid, around 100 feet long, has no chance of hitting earth. Scientists said that the asteroid may help raise attention towards tracking the thousands of asteroids passing around space that could severely impact, if ever they hit our planet. The asteroid in question is expected to fly as close as 19,245 miles to Earth at 4:06 pm Pacific time on Monday, March 7. Astronomer Gerald McKeegan at Chabot Space and Science Center in Oakland said that he knows the pass by would be quite close, but there is no risk of any collision and henceforth, no need to worry. It has also been unveiled that the asteroid pass-by would end as far as 10.7 million miles away because researchers have not been able to identify its precise orbit. The asteroid pass by would not be visible to naked eye. Even if it would then it will be the first time that an asteroid of such a size has come close to earth in three years. The asteroid was discovered three years back and has been traveling as far out as an area between Mars and Jupiter every 780 days. (more at source).
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ReplyDeleteProbably why Nasa just released the dated "space music" non-story to the press. Give the people something pretty to think about while there's the possibility of an impending catastrophe. Maybe not the likelihood of one, but still, that's a close pass, far too close within error margins for them to say there's "no" chance of an impact!
ReplyDeleteI think ye might wanna re-read the presser Mr. Waring. If you were right and those last 3 zeroes weren't there, I doubt NASA would have told us at all.
ReplyDeleteRemember the asteroid which passed within 7500km about five years ago. People who keep up with NEOS (or those who scroll down on SpaceWeather.com) knew it was coming - the rest of humanity found out from Brian Williams the night after it had all ready passed by safely.
DeletePerhaps just perhaps everyone, the SecGovs SSP just may be in negotiations w/ the lunar lizzard folks to have them reguide the meteors trajectory path, particularly if it threatens this worlds commericial GRB set paradigm from there wanton & continuous global robbery missions on this planet UC.
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