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[edit] Europa verschläft den Weltuntergang - T-Online

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[edit] Meteroite Asteroid Collision on Earth Doomsday 2012 Nibiru

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[edit] Asteroid Apophis 2004MN4 - Bad Astronomy and Universe Today Forum

6 November 2008, by interstellaryeller Asteroid Apophis 2004MN4 will come within 29000 km/ 18000 mi of striking the Earth on April 13th, 2029 this asteroid will come inside the orbits of.

[edit] Aus der Wissenschaft Asteroiden auf Kollisionskurs - Echo-online

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[edit] hunt for Earth-bound killer rocks - San Francisco Chronicle

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[edit] Voodoo Who Do: Asteroid Apophis - The End of Our Planet?

30 October 2008, by The Blogmaster If you ask anyone if they know what Apophis 99942 is then the answer will likely be a blank one. Ask the same question again in 2029 and then in 2036 then people will most definitely be more aware. Apophis 99942 is a near-Earth asteroid ...

[edit] Asteroid Apophis - The End of Our Planet?

29 October 2008, by Asteroid Apophis - The End of Our Planet? In 2029 asteroid Apophis will make a close flyby of planet Earth only to return in 2036, possibly hitting our planet. How likely is this to happen, and how well prepared are we? ¶ Posted 29 October 2008 † Patrick Omari § Science ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: apophis, apophis 99942, asteroid, asteroid impact, impact

[edit] Tahun 2029: Tahun Paling Mendebarkan Umat Manusia

27 October 2008, by Tahun 2029: Tahun Paling Mendebarkan Umat Manusia Tahun 2029 akan menjadi tahun yang paling mendebarkan bagi umat manusia di bumi, khususnya para pakar antariksa. Ketika saat itu tiba, asteroid raksasa yang bernama Apophis diperkirakan akan melintasi bumi pada jarak yang sangat dekat : 32.000 Km. Jika kekuatan gravitasi bumi ‘mengundang’ sang asteroid, maka bencana besar pun diramalkan bakal terjadi. Betapa tidak, hantaman Apophis akan menghancurkan permukaan bumi dengan luas sebesar negara in

[edit] Las rocas del fin del mundo - EuropaSur

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[edit] Asteroid searcher hopes his discoveries won't produce direct impact - Arizona Daily Star

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[edit] Asteroid Apophis - The End of Our Planet?

24 October 2008, by October 24, 2008 at 3:09 pm (Astronomy) Tags: apophis, apophis 99942, asteroid, asteroid impact, impact event If you ask anyone if they know what Apophis 99942 is then the answer will likely be a blank one. Ask the same question again in 2029 and then in 2036 then people will most definitely be more aware. Apophis 99942 is a near-Earth asteroid and for a brief while was considered the most likely object to collide with Earth. In 2029 it will make a record-breaking near miss o

[edit] Apophis – The Killer Asteroid – Threat to Life on Earth

21 October 2008, by pavanmetri Pack your bags and choose a planet to migrate, as 2036 might be the last year on Earth with Asteroid Apophis veering its way towards dear old Earth. But now, calculations show that has it has 1 in 450 chances colliding with the Earth on ...

[edit] A Couple of Sports Mobile Phones and Apophis, an Asteroid

6 October 2008, by A morning jog itself gives a replenishing effect to the physique. Then what if its around the amazing Stonehenge of the Salisbury plains? Erected somewhat between 1600 BC and 2000 BC, this awe-inspiring monument has always been shrouded by controversies regarding its purpose of erection. Some perceive that it was designed as a sun-worship place, while many others argue that it was a section of a colossal astronomical calendar. However, still a good lot strives to preach its medicinal values due

[edit] Asteroid Threats — Rusty’s Call for A Global Response

5 October 2008, by Earth’s greatest hits don’t just include “Rock Around the Clock” by Bill Haley and the Comets; most actually cosiderably predate him, such as the the 6 mile-wide asteroid that took out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, and even the 1908 Tunguska impact in Siberia where a 5 megaton explosion leveled 2,000 square miles of forest. Tunguska-size events — caused by an object one half the length of an American football field — may occur every few centuries or so but when they do, can dramatically

[edit] Apophis - Asteroid

4 October 2008, by Athos Astronomers call it 99942 Apophis (the Greek name of the ancient enemy of the Egyptian sun god Ra) or Asteroid 2004 MN4 and it’s hurtling towards planet Earth at some 20000kph. It could result in the mother of all collisions in 2036. ...

[edit] apophis asteroid

23 September 2008, by unknown Online resources and links for apophis asteroid.

[edit] 99942 Apophis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

11 September 2008, by jcmo

[edit] So, it is new to me, but there is an asteroid that will come very close to Earth…

3 September 2008, by …too bad it will be in 2029 and I will be gone! Close Apophis...earth killer? I’m sure a lot of people have already heard about the asteroid named Apophis, but this near earth object (NEO) was discovered back in 2004. Originally, it was said that there was a 2.7% chance that this asteroid (approximately 690 to 1,080 ft in diameter) would impact the earth. Fortunately, authorities later stated that those odds were very small. But, the asteroid will pass VERY close by the earth. To really

[edit] Asteroid Strike

2 September 2008, by Asteroid Strike Posted by Greg | Filed under Environment With the talk surrounding the possiblity of the asteroid Apophis hitting earth in the conceivable future, the effects of such a strike are one of the first things to come up. Here’a fantastic yet horifying video showing what could happen during an extinction level event - aptly set to Pink Floyd’s Great Gig in the Sky. The video also disturbingly notes that this has happened at least six times in the earth’s history. [IMG [Slashdo

[edit] apophis asteroid tsunami atomic war with nuclear disaster

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[edit] Knapp am Weltuntergang vorbei

30 August 2008, by In nur knapp 21 Jahren, genauer gesagt am 13. April 2029 (ja, es ist ein Freitag) wird der Asteroid Apophis die Erde in nur 30000 km Entfernung passieren (also um Haaresbreite nach kosmischen Maßstäben). Das zumindest ergeben die aktuellen Berechnungen der NASA.  Also doch kein Volltreffer auf die Erde, wie zuerst befürchtet - und falls doch, dann wäre die Größe des Asteroiden mit ca. 300 m zu klein, um eine länger anhaltende globale Verwüstung anzurichten (eben ‚nur’ eine lokale). Da sind gut

[edit] Apophis Asteroid May be on Earth Collision Path After All

27 August 2008, by Alex Knapp Apophis Asteroid could strike Earth of April 13, 2036.

[edit] Aussie has answer to save Earth from asteroid attack

26 August 2008, by theregister.co.uk An PhD student with the University of Queensland’s School of Engineering has won top prize in an international competition for her plan to wrap a giant asteroid with reflective sheeting to prevent a collision with the Earth. The asteroid, Apophis, is estimated to be perhaps 270 metres across and it will pass close to Earth in 2029. Second place was awarded to Andrew Bacon of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath for his paper entitl

[edit] 99942 Apophis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

31 July 2008, by dwwwllwwwb

[edit] Ein Traktorstrahl zur Asteroidenabwehr

30 July 2008, by Die Fans des Raumschiff Enterprise wissen was ein Traktorstrahl ist: im Prinzip so etwas wie das Abschleppseil der Zukunft mit dem sich ganz einfach Raumschiffe oder andere Objekte im Weltall einfangen, ziehen oder schieben lassen. Meine Lexikon der Enterprise-Technik (ja, als Teenager hab ich mir mal sowas gekauft ;) ) liegt irgendwo auf einem österreichischen Dachboden, darum kann ich nicht sagen wie genau so ein Ding funktioniert - aber in der englischen Wikipedia habe ich folgende schöne Bes

[edit] Sunt armele nucleare viabile impotriva asteroizilor?

29 July 2008, by Wired.com: Rusty Schweickart, fost astronaut in misiunile Apollo ale NASA, sustine ca optiunea nucleara nu este cea mai buna impotriva unui eventual asteroid care ar ameninta Pamantul. Agentia NASA a facut declaratii favorabile optiunii nucleare numai din cauza presiunilor politice imense care urmaresc militarizarea spatiului, sustine fostul astronaut. O strategie mai buna este devierea unui [...]

[edit] Kommt 2029 das Ende der Welt durch die Kollision mit einem Asteroiden?

28 July 2008, by Stickney Krater, der größte Krater auf dem Marsmond Phobos, der durch einen Asteroiden verursacht wurde. Foto: HiRISE, MRO, LPL (U. Arizona), NASA Hamburg (ots) - Von rund 5400 Asteroiden und Kometen, die die Sonne umkreisen, sind 950 als potenziell gefährlich eingestuft worden, weil sie mit der Erde zusammenstoßen könnten. Das berichtet NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DEUTSCHLAND in der August-Ausgabe (EVT 25.7.2008). Einer dieser Himmelskörper ist “Apophis”, der sich der Erde 2029 bis auf 33.796 Ki

[edit] RussiaToday : SciTech : Asteroid heading our way

26 July 2008, by neffbrainwork

[edit] RussiaToday : SciTech : Asteroid heading our way

26 July 2008, by apometron

[edit] Asteroid heading our way

25 July 2008, by nickyskye A real life Deep Impact movie.

[edit] RussiaToday : SciTech : Asteroid heading our way

25 July 2008, by stlhood Didn't I see this episode of SG1?

[edit] Fokusera mera

20 July 2008, by Sitter inne och regnet slår mot rutorna, nyss hördes lite åskmuller på avstånd också. Jag undrar varför man ska hålla på och oroa sig för sånt här? Chansen (eller snarare risken) att Apophis ska träffa jorden är bara en på 45 000. I stället ska vi nog fokusera på de problem som finns här och nu på jorden. Dessutom verkar Ryssland vara ett av de länder som sägs vara mest redo i händelse av en kollision med asteroiden och det är väl inget problem om FRA-lagen slutgiltigt klubbas igenom, det är väl

[edit] 99942 Apophis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

20 July 2008, by explosion99

[edit] It Came From Outer Space

19 July 2008, by July 19, Oxford, UK-Death by asteroids, comets and gamma ray bursts was on the agenda of the conference on Global Catastrophic Risks this morning. First up was NASA senior scientist David Morrison to talk about the Spaceguard Survey and the threat of a catastrophic asteroid strike. Morrison ...

[edit] Der Stein kommt

18 July 2008, by Sternstaub - Glitzer - Schweif Es kommt was angeflogen. Ein Stein, oder sowas. Es fliegt umher, auf festen Bahnen um die Sonne, die unsrige zur Erde gehörende. Es ist 0,27 Kilometer lang und dreht sich in 30 Stunden und 37 Minuten, laut einigen Informationen in der Wikipedia. Aber das intererssanteste ist, das dieser Asteroid eine sehr interessante Flugbahn hat. Denn diese Flugbahn kreuzt die der Erde. Derzeit geht man davon aus, das der Asteroid nicht mit der Erde zusammenstossen wird, a

[edit] Gefahr für die Erde?: Der unberechenbare Asteroid

18 July 2008, by Schlägt der Asteroid “Apophis” im Jahre 2036 auf der Erde ein? Bei der US-Raumfahrtbehörde hält man dies für unwahrscheinlich. Doch selbst Nasa-Forscher sind sich nicht ganz sicher. Quelle: sueddeutsche.de - Computer & Wissen

[edit] With the Furies Breathing Down Your Neck

16 July 2008, by NASA is indicating that the asteroid 99942 Apophis, which had previously been deemed to not be an impact risk, might pose a bigger risk than originally thought: It turns out that there are a few things we still don’t know about the orbit of Apophis, which could change its ...

[edit] Lifeboat News: The Blog » Apophis Asteroid still a risk for 2036

15 July 2008, by Brian Wang Earth’s Path of Risk for the 99942 Apophis Asteroid that is suspected to be on track for a collision course with earth in the year 2036. This image is self-made from data estimated by the B612 Foundation, this is why it is just an ...

[edit] Killer asteroid predictions 'off by millions of miles'

15 July 2008, by The solar system's most dangerous rock, Apophis, could be more of a threat to Earth than thought (full text available to subscribers)

[edit] Young Scientists

14 July 2008, by Young scientist Children are so bright these days. Allegedly. It seems that not a week goes by without some juvenile prodigy whizzkid, or child genius solving an engineering problem, revising some scientific data or inventing some world-saving gadget. You probably saw the recent news about a 13-year ...

[edit] How to deal with “asteroid terrorism”?

9 July 2008, by MOSCOW. (RIA Novosti political commentator Andrei Kislyakov) - If we, people living on Earth, are unlucky, then Apophis, a 390-meter asteroid flying toward the Earth, “will smack right into us in 2036,” according to Andrei Filkenshtein, a Russian astronomer from St Petersburg. But ...

[edit] America, we have a much BIGGER problem than “global warming”

6 July 2008, by Last week was the 100th anniversary of the Tunguska asteroid event. The Tunguska event, which flattened trees over an 800-square-mile area on June 30, 1908, most scientists believe an asteroid about 150 feet across exploded above the remote river valley in eastern Russia. There were no deaths reported. A group of scientists this past week told Congress that the U.S. is not prepared to defend the planet for a possible asteroid strike. Oh, that doesn’t surprise me. The United States is supposed

[edit] Tunguska, cien años de misterio

30 June 2008, by Hoy se cumplen cien años de la explosión de origen desconocido que arrasó una zona de 50 kilómetros de diámetro en Tunguska, una remota zona de Siberia, explosión que se conoce con el nombre de evento de Tunguska. Árboles caídos en la zona Árboles caídos en la zona afectada por el evento fotografiados ...

[edit] 99942 Apophis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

30 June 2008, by deanhendrix

[edit] 100 years ago today: KABLAM!!!!!

30 June 2008, by 100 years ago today, a small chunk of rock or possibly ice was lazily making its way across the inner solar system when a large, blue-green planet got in its way. Traveling roughly westward, it entered the Earth’s atmosphere moving at tens of thousands kilometers per hour. Compressed and battered by ...

[edit] Can Ben Affleck save us from ‘Armageddon’?

30 June 2008, by Can Ben Affleck save us from ‘Armageddon’? I just had to post this one, it’s really funny! God I hated Armageddon so much, and that other one, what was it called, Deep Impact, that was terrible too. Stop throwing cheese at us and expecting us to swallow it!!! But anyways, what if it came to fruition and an asteroid was going to hit us. We’re f**ked, basically. Unless… U.S. House of Representatives Passes Bill to Protect Us All From Asteroids Gizmodo writes: Don’t worry, folks: Our trusted

[edit] The House wants to save us from asteroid impacts

29 June 2008, by In the new NASA appropriations bill passed by the House* (and must get matched with the Senate version) there is a line asking the NASA Administrator to look into seeing what they can do about Apophis. Apophis is an asteroid that’ll pass pretty close to Earth in 2029; in fact ...

[edit] Russians offer to track asteroid threat

28 June 2008, by Egan Orion the Inquirer, Saturday 28 June 2008. 12:17:00 Like belling the cat RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS think a space probe should plant a radio beacon on the asteroid Apophis to determine whether it's going to impact Earth, a conference report said Friday. The report also conjectured that ...

[edit] Russian space probe may save Earth from asteroid (Russian Information Agency Novosti)

27 June 2008, by MOSCOW, June 27 (RIA Novosti) - Russian experts have said a space mission should be sent in 2012 to the Apophis asteroid to establish whether it will collide with Earth, adding that the Russian Phobos-Grunt spacecraft could be used for that purpose.