Earth Is Moving Toward Same Meteor Swarm Scientists Believe Caused The Tunguska Explosion Of 1908

iwb ^ | 6/17/19 | Michael Snyder

[be-baw]

“Depends on one’s perspective. The whole solar system is moving at an incredible pace.”

It sure does. The probably with calculating the velocity at which we move is picking a point of reference. Where in the universe does nothing move?

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[IncPen]

This solar system that you speak of, moving in an incredible pace, where we going? And what is the hurry?

[Steely Tom]

Earth Is Moving Toward Same Meteor Swarm Scientists Believe Caused The Tunguska Explosion Of 1908

Hillary Clinton would definitely know how to handle this.

[BobL]

Yipe, maybe I’ll go to Australia to get away from it.

[frank ballenger]

Tsoukalos picture:

Deadly meteorite may miss earth by a “hair’s breadth.”

[Political Junkie Too]

This wasn't supposed to happen unless we elected Morgan Freeman as President.

-PJ

[frank ballenger]

I remember the late 1970s Analog Magazine had a nonfiction article that said the tree pattern of falling down forcibly a certain way and the high radioactivity meant that it could have been a nuclear explosion. I really can’t remember the details.

[Carl Vehse]

Buried in the "Chicken Little" article is the statement, "our planet will approach within 30,000,000 km of the center of the Taurid swarm by the end of this month..."

The moon is 380,000 km away. So the center of the swarm is almost 100 times further away.

But go ahead and have your roof reinforced, just in case. \sarc

[frank ballenger]

re
Where in the universe does nothing move?

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A traffic jam gridlock in New York City.

[TigersEye]

AOC will tweet that Trump is deliberately steering Earth towards the meteor swarm and he should be impeached so we can change course.

[null and void]

*ouch*

[heshtesh]

I wonder if my taxes will get lowered if NYC gets wiped out, lets go for it either way......

[ETL]

I remember the late 1970s Analog Magazine had a nonfiction article that said the tree pattern of falling down forcibly a certain way and the high radioactivity meant that it could have been a nuclear explosion. I really can’t remember the details.

I would think that whatever it was, tiny grains of it should be embedded in those trees.

[babble-on]

My mother-in-law’s bowels

[Exit148]

Except Chinatown.

[Viking2002]

[oldasrocks]

Maybe we need to change directions and go the other way?

[Tijeras_Slim]

8 time zones makes for a lot of real estate to blow up.

[frank ballenger]

I would think that whatever it was, tiny grains of it should be embedded in those trees.

The tiny grains were harvested by the Russians and sold as kitty litter. So much for the advance of science.