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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
And they wonder why people have such distrust of governmental institutions these days.
It is only controversial because it is designed to protect kids--controversial to certain (((actors))) that is of course. The same (((actors)))...
Yo Vlad! For future reference I suggest you refer to them as "elitist" Cause you are correct - but there is nothing elite bout them Vlad! ~ BK,...
Interesting headline, apparently mercenaries fighting for Russia are now traitors to England - whilst mercenaries fighting for Ukraine (even ISIS...
Yes, this is a good article and Scott Ritter has brought up some interesting things in his research. But, when I read this: "The perpetrators are...
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Watch this movie if you wanna know that even a distance of 1.000.000 miles is a __bullet burn__ in regard to space rocks' closeness to Earth.
Now how big is Dear 2009 FH?
~20 meters across = ~65.6 feet
Is it mostly of ice or something much more hardy like nickel? Ice rocks have a high chance to break up into conveniently SMALLER fragments causing less damage, see film above.
Hard metal rocks are however an entirely another class.
I would be interested if we could simulate hard space rock impact - above surface detonation included - of different sizes on a computer.
Although my interest quickly dissipates after reading this:
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Anybody stood in the range of a tennis ball shooter machine? Tennis balls are hard enough to cause pain if they hit. What if the ball hits you in the nose? You can dodge?
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Try to dodge asteroids!