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NASA Team To Fly To Space To ‘Save’ Earth From Asteroid
London: A NASA team will fly to space to investigate a giant asteroid and deflect it if it’s on collision course with Earth.
Major Tim Peake, a British astronaut is part of a NASA team due to fly to investigate one of the cosmic rocks by the mid-2020s.
If an asteroid is found to be on collision course with Earth, Peake and his three Extreme Environment Missions Operations comrades could be flown to deflect it, The Sun reported.
“Earth has close calls all the time. In February one 45 metres wide got so close it was nearer than the satellites which provide our TV signal. And last November one 360 metres in diameter came between us and the Moon,” Major Peake, a 40-year-old former Army Air Corps officer, said.
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crap
Still living in Mom’s basement, I see.
Do not bejelous.
Thanks for deleting my comment about the Van Allen Belts… that kind of truth is like kryptonite to you, it would seem. Superman, my *ss… you’re just another *ss kissing shill.
They might want to reorganise their co-ordinates by then – the Earth will not be on the orbit she is using now
Three words…
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