Meteor crashed in Canada?

[Tekneek]

Who in Canada can confirm this?

 

[Caesar]

Ufo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Caesar]

Video of the object:

GlobalTV | Edmonton

 

[Caesar]

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNe...1120/alta_fireball_081120/20081120?hub=Canada

 

[Caesar]

 

[Glockmatic]

video of it

 

[Duke]

Wow, that's low. Did part of it actually impact?

 

[Euphanasia]

cool shit

 

[Flipmo]

Now, take that meteor, multiply it by about a 100... and there you go, no more humanity.

 

[Duke]

Probably more than a 100...since this one still didn't leave any tangible evidence it seems.

But ok, add one or two more zeroes and you're right. The principle counts regardless. Should a big enough hump of space rock come hurtling down upon us and we didn't see it in time...

we're fucked

Wouldn't even mind that much going out that way.

 

[Flipmo]

You're just saying that cause you'd love the lightshow.

 

[Sebastian]

No shitty meteor will destroy our planet. We are superior and will find a way to destroy it before it comes down here.

Fuck meteors.

 

[Preach]

you've seen too many movies. it's far more difficult than you'd expect.

 

[Duke]

^Aye. "Simply" nuking it with a big missile is a lot harder to do than it is to say.

In fact they're still thinking on what the hell they could do should the big one come our way.

Yet I have a lot of trust in those monitoring programs that keep a looksy out for the things. Unless it's a really really sneaky meteor chances are we would find it years before it should actually collide with Earth.

 

[Preach]

What's the percentage of the sky currently being monitored?

 

[Pain Of Depth]

Wouldn't even mind that much going out that way.

I agree, it would be so cool!
Going out all at the same time.. wouldn't be that bad

 

[Pain Of Depth]

Something of 3%