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To: blam
The good news is that, despite their force, the impact of strangelets on an inhabited area would, probably, be less violent than that of a meteor. Prof Herrin said: "It's very hard to determine what the effect would be. There would probably be a tiny crater but it would be virtually impossible to find anything."

Ok, but what if it hits one of the inhabitants of an inhabited are?

12 posted on 05/11/2002 6:47:23 PM PDT by Alas Babylon!
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To: Alas Babylon!
Ok, but what if it hits one of the inhabitants of an inhabited are?

They get a free body piercing?

14 posted on 05/11/2002 6:52:06 PM PDT by Larry Lucido
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To: Alas Babylon!
Ok, but what if it hits one of the inhabitants of an inhabited are?

Jello!

45 posted on 05/11/2002 11:14:01 PM PDT by PsyOp
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To: Alas Babylon!
Ok, but what if it hits one of the inhabitants of an inhabited are?

We've just found the explanation for spontaneous combustion :^)

60 posted on 05/12/2002 8:09:35 AM PDT by freebilly
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