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Old February 9th 06, 01:23 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two collimators
across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that would
be great news.







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Old February 9th 06, 01:48 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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James wrote:
Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two collimators


collimators? You don't mean kilometers do you?

across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.


Deathstar 1?

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that would
be great news.


If the date was April 1, teh saucerheads would still cluck. But then,
saucerheads are like that.

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Old February 9th 06, 05:59 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Default Asteroid: Impact August 8, 2006


" Michael Baldwin Bruce" wrote in message
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James wrote:
Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's

website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two

collimators

collimators? You don't mean kilometers do you?

across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than

a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that

there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I

understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.


Deathstar 1?

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that

would
be great news.


If the date was April 1, teh saucerheads would still cluck. But then,
saucerheads are like that.


The exact date doesn't matter, we're all DOOOOOOOOMED !

HJ


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Old February 9th 06, 06:38 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Default Asteroid: Impact August 8, 2006

Yes, kilometers. I clicked on the wrong spelling without noticing it.
Thanks.

I might ad that this object has apparently been around fro some time, just
that this time, if true, will not by a near miss. Obviously, if there is any
teeth to this story, we will be hearing more about this, unless the story is
true, but disinformation is released as to avoid a global panic.





" Michael Baldwin Bruce" wrote in message
oups.com...
James wrote:
Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's
website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two collimators


collimators? You don't mean kilometers do you?

across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I
understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.


Deathstar 1?

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that
would
be great news.


If the date was April 1, teh saucerheads would still cluck. But then,
saucerheads are like that.



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Old February 9th 06, 07:59 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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I think we'll just file this one with the rest of the apocalyptic doomsday,
the end days, WWIII, the sky is falling, global warming, predictions of the
nutty newsgroup nutter's negative nattering naysayers.


"James" wrote in message
et...
Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two collimators
across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I

understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that

would
be great news.









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Old February 9th 06, 08:26 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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" Michael Baldwin Bruce" wrote in message
oups.com...
James wrote:
Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's
website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two collimators


collimators? You don't mean kilometers do you?


NO you Fool! A 'collimator' is the distance between a caterpillar's two
front legs. You wanna die? To heck with 'kilometers'...

across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I
understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.


Deathstar 1?

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that
would
be great news.


If the date was April 1, teh saucerheads would still cluck. But then,
saucerheads are like that.



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Old February 9th 06, 08:46 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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"global warming" is real and is here NOW.


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"Hagar" wrote in message
...
I think we'll just file this one with the rest of the apocalyptic doomsday,
the end days, WWIII, the sky is falling, global warming, predictions of
the
nutty newsgroup nutter's negative nattering naysayers.




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Old February 9th 06, 09:39 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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James wrote:
Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two collimators
across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that would
be great news.







Great, we all be doomed then. Anyone know any more about it?
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Old February 9th 06, 10:55 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Default Asteroid: Impact August 8, 2006

Starlord starlord wrote:
"global warming" is real and is here NOW.



In the news

2005 was the record year so far.

and this just in! January 2006 the hotest on record!!

Global warming? Duh... what's that?


owd
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Old February 9th 06, 10:58 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Default Asteroid: Impact August 8, 2006

James wrote:
Last night Premiere Radio announced that on a German Observatory's website
had posted information about an incoming asteroid, that's two collimators
across in size, that was originally thought would just barely miss the
Earth, has now had it's course change by one of our outer planet's
gravitational field.

At this time, it is suspected that the information is nothing more than a
prank. Since I was already in bed when I heard about this, and nearly
asleep, I can't remember anything more about this matter. Just that there
will be a follow up on this tonight, One A.M.- EST. From what I understand,
a few websites have also picked up on this story, as well.

If I recall correctly, I believe I heard the date, August 8, 2006.

Does anyone here know anything about this? I scanned recent posts in the
group here and found no mention of it.

I will update my post, and with any helpful links, ASAP, at which time I
should have the exact name of this asteroid.

Please shoot down this information with any solid information, as that would
be great news.








I don't know nothin' about this asteroid...
perhaps it is
maybe it is not
It might hit
it might miss

either way
This one is not "the One...."



owd
 




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