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March 22nd 13, 05:00 PM
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Asteroid-Smashing Space Probes Set for Cosmic Crash in 2022
I have mixed feelings about this venture.
Man can sometimes/manytimes make things worse, such as starting stupid unnecessary wars. Can't we learn from some of our [big] mistakes? Shouldn't we spend time trying [practicing] to Divert asteroids, not trying to do this - smashing into it, just to see what's inside? http://www.space.com/20341-asteroid-...raft-2022.html marc 
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