May I join you in your bunker please arista?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/20...red?intcmp=122

''The last time something major struck the Earth was in 1908, when an asteroid about 50 metres across exploded in the air above the Tunguska region of Siberia. It flattened forests over an area of hundreds of square miles.''

:eek:

Yes at the end of Emerdale
Massive Sonic Boom sound is first if it hits Earth


Ch4News and SkyNewsHD Live
at that moment

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/ac...roid-2012-da14
''Even though 2012 DA14 comes so close and is relatively large (about half the length of a football field), it is not going to become bright enough to be seen with the naked eye. Sky watchers can catch a glimpse of it using binoculars.

The object will be visible through binoculars for about four hours between 18:00 and 22:00 GMT. It is best seen from Australia, Asia and Europe and will be travelling quite quickly for a celestial object, crossing an area of the sky as wide as the full moon roughly every 30 seconds''

COOOL!!!

..the first vid is incredible..I would so love to see that....

It is amazing..but for about 5 seconds i'd think it was the end of the world and freak out :laugh:

jesus, the sound of it hitting is insane!

There's probably tons of these things happening all the time, but because most of the world is covered by the oceans, or ice, we never hear about them or see them.

yes the Sonic Boom
just before.



But Tonight at 7:25PM
this Massive Asteroid , if it changes course
and hits the Earth
it would Take Out a City.

wouldn't it cause tsunami's/tidal waves though? and surely NASA pick up on this kind of stuff?

7:25PM

The Sky Sat just went Blank
Black Screen on my LED TV's

But came back.

Well that was anticlimactic.

I saw nothing :sad:

Is it safe ..... :puzzled:

Yes CNN just showed it Super Fast
going past Earth


On Ch4News now

AAAAAAGH I'VE BEEN HIT :bawling:

Get a Damp Cloth
and wipe the spunk off your Face

Can I come out from under the table now?

Yes its long gone

Boring. I was at least hoping for a small Yorkshire village to be hit. :rolleyes:

help!!!!!!!!!!

Well, we've had a meteoroid and an asteroid - what next ..... a haemorroid?

did I miss it?