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A newly discovered asteroid, (2011MD), which is going to have a very close encounter with Earth on June 27, 2011, will only be 7,500 miles away! I'm also hearing various reports that the size is much bigger in size(10x's) than the 13meters which is listed on Spaceweather.com.
Spaceweather.com says it will pass over the South Atlantic Ocean and near Antarctica. So, I'm drawing an imaginary line between Antarctica to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. If it hits the ocean in the Atlantic, we could have a tsunami hitting the East coast of the US, or Europe. This would depend on the angle it's coming in at. This could be the reason why our military is having a drill on East Coast from the Virgina Coast down to Florida Coast right now.
Something must be changing the paths and destabilizing these asteroids. We're on an increasing trend of close approach asteroids this year. Most of these asteroids reside in the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars.
World defenseless against unknown, alien cloud~
Terrified scientists at NASA discovered on July 14, 2010 that our system is passing through an interstellar energy cloud. This highly energized, electrified cloud of gas is disturbing and disrupting the sun. In conjunction with Earth's weakening and moving magnetic shield, the world is becoming defenseless against massive solar flares and intense radiation.
NASA, the ESA and the National Academy of Science have issued an unprecedented solar storm warning. But what NASA and the federal government are hiding, according to Demetriev, is that the sun—and everything in our solar system—has plunged into an alien, unknown photon cloud...a belt of danger that could precipitate gigantic solar explosions, magnetic anomalies, careening cometary masses and destabilize the orbits of some asteroids.
Entire solar system at risk~
Dr. Demetriev has revealed that both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 probes report that the entire solar system is at risk. Worse, Merav Opher, a NASA Heliophysics Guest Investigator from George Mason University says this interstellar energy cloud is unstable and turbulent. The Russian scientist further claims this cloud of energy is exciting the atmospheres of our planets and especially our sun. As this interstellar energy cloud continues to excite/charge the sun, it causes the sun to become more active, resulting in greater output from the sun.
ASTEROID FLYBY: Newly-discovered asteroid 2011 MD will pass only 12,000 kilometers (7,500 miles) above Earth's surface on Monday June 27 at about 9:30 a.m. EDT. NASA analysts say there is no chance the space rock will strike Earth. Nevertheless, the encounter is so close that Earth's gravity will sharply alter the asteroid's trajectory:
At closest approach, 2011 MD will pass in broad daylight over the southern Atlantic Ocean near the coast of Antarctica. As the asteroid recedes from Earth, it will pass through the zone of geosynchronous satellites. The chances of a collision with a satellite or manmade space junk are extremely small, albeit not zero.
Judging from the brightness of the asteroid, it measures only 5 to 20 meters in diameter. According to JPL's Near Earth Object Program office, one would expect an object of this size to come this close to Earth about every 6 years on average. For a brief time, it will be bright enough to be seen even with a medium-sized backyard telescope.
Originally posted by Talltexxxan
Sorry bud Its already been posted here. use that search bar thingy. haha
Better luck next time.