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Asteroide puede chocar con la tierra!!!

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Hincha Huevas
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Escuché hoy en las noticias que, en 2034 un meteorito podría impactar a nuestro planeta. Antes que por el impacto, la gente moriría debido al calor.
La diferencia de esta noticia con las anteriores en las que se ha hablado de meteoritos es que, en esta oprotunidad, los expertos dicen que la probabilidad de que choque con la tierra es de 1 en 38, lo que nos pone en gran peligro.

Aun asi, se han pensado formas de poder alejar el meteorito de nosotros, o al menos, poder monitorearlo. Aqui pueden ver la pagina del mercurio donde salió al noticia.

Saludos!

http://diario.elmercurio.com/2005/0...cias/7FB3B1CC-6B6F-49E7-A7BF-CD87CCA2BD4D.htm
 
denuevo con esta wea

mmm ... cuando choque me asustare XD
 
.....oh !!! y ahora quien podra salvarnos ?!

mire socio, si hay que morir, morimos no más. asi es la wea. total de ahí a unos 15 mil años más va ha esta arriba otra vez el servidor del antro, o no ? (weon tonto)
 
Emol dijo que sería en el 2040. Pero esa fecha vamos a estar todos muertos por la 3era. Guerra Mundial.
 
SERA UN NUEVO IMPULSO TECNOLOGICO PARA LA INDUSTRIA ESPACIAL

[size=+1]2004 MN4
Earth Impact Risk Summary[/size]
Torino Scale (maximum)1Palermo Scale (maximum)-1.78Palermo Scale (cumulative)-1.45Impact Probability (cumulative)1.5e-04Number of Potential Impacts10Vimpact12.59 km/sVinfinity5.86 km/sH19.2Diameter0.320 kmMass4.6e+10 kgEnergy8.6e+02 MT[size=-1]all above are mean values
weighted by impact probability[/size]
[size=-1]Analysis based on 2 radar delay, 3 Doppler, and
706 optical observations spanning 389.01 days
(2004-Mar-15.10789 to 2005-Apr-08.12086)[/size]
[size=-1]Orbit diagram and elements available here.[/size]



These results were computed on Apr 11, 2005
[size=+1]2004 MN4
Earth Impact Table
[/size]
DateDistanceWidthSigma
Impact
Sigma
LOV
Stretch
LOV
Impact
Probability
Impact
Energy
Palermo
Scale
Torino
Scale
YYYY-MM-DD.DD[size=-1](rEarth)[/size][size=-1](rEarth)[/size] [size=-1](rEarth)[/size] [size=-1](MT)[/size] 2034-04-13.89 0.67 1.14e-03 0.000 -2.50556 9.60e+03 2.7e-06 8.65e+02 -3.16 0 2035-04-14.13 0.62 1.22e-03 0.000 -0.94612 9.39e+03 4.2e-05 8.64e+02 -1.98 1 2036-04-13.37 0.53 1.37e-03 0.000 0.36362 9.27e+03 6.8e-05 8.65e+02 -1.78 1 2037-04-13.64 0.63 1.27e-03 0.000 1.49247 9.16e+03 2.2e-05 8.65e+02 -2.29 0 2042-04-13.73 0.94 0.00e+00 0.000 0.35961 2.89e+06 2.0e-07 8.65e+02 -4.39 0 2044-04-13.27 0.96 1.11e-02 0.000 1.48697 1.82e+06 8.2e-08 8.65e+02 -4.80 0 2046-04-13.34 0.05 1.35e-03 0.000 1.94997 1.01e+04 1.2e-05 8.64e+02 -2.67 0 2048-04-13.29 0.40 1.79e-03 0.000 2.91927 1.50e+04 6.9e-07 8.64e+02 -3.92 0 2054-04-13.41 0.87 1.70e-03 0.000 1.50959 1.97e+05 1.0e-06 8.64e+02 -3.80 0 2055-04-13.73 0.23 1.70e-03 0.000 1.97358 1.79e+05 6.3e-07 8.65e+02 -4.03 0
Summary Table Description



The Orbit of 2004 MN4


The orbit of 2004 MN4 about the Sun is shown in blue. Much of the asteroid's orbit lies within the Earth's orbit, which is the outermost white circle. The positions of the asteroid and the Earth are shown for December 23, 2004, when the object was about 14 million km (9 million miles) away from the Earth.

:rolleyes:
Possible Positions of 2004 MN4 on April 13, 2029


The cloud of possible positions of asteroid 2004 MN4 relative to Earth on April 13, 2029 is shown in white. The Moon's orbit is also shown, for scale. The blue arrow indicates the direction of motion of the cloud as it sweeps past the Earth. A tiny portion of the cloud intersects the Earth. A slight dip in the cloud due to the Earth's gravity is clearly evident. The length of the cloud is directly related to current uncertainties in our knowledge of this new object's orbit. As astronomers track this asteroid over the coming weeks and months, the orbit will become better determined and the cloud will shorten, converging on a true position which, in all likelihood, will be well removed from the Earth.




Animation of Possible Positions of 2004 MN4 in April 2029



Small Animated GIF (62K)
Large Animated GIF (119K)
Animation showing the cloud of possible positions of asteroid 2004 MN4 relative to Earth in April 2029 is shown in white. The Moon's orbit is also shown, for scale. A tiny portion of the cloud intersects the Earth. The length of the cloud is directly related to current uncertainties in our knowledge of this new object's orbit. This animation will repeat itself ten times.



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mmmmm.. weno pero otras predicciones dice ke el fin del mundo es el 2012 asi ke ni ahi :plop: hablando en serio pa esa epoca nos morimos todos por la 3 guerra o por el calentamiento global.....
 
bbbbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr pichula kn el meteorito que la alcaldesa de viña se tire un peo pa k lo rompa
 
BEERCOLD dijo:
Originalmente Escrito por /FELIPE\
Llamen a Bruce Willis !



Va a estar muerto john mclane pa ese entonces y ahi si q cagamos

IMBECIL... McClane murio en Armagedoon...

En todo caso si es asi... va ser un impulso la wea para hacer ke la carrera espacial se ponga las pilas de manera exponencial otra vez!
 
juajua la mansaca que va a quedar, en fin que se puede hacer contra eso? solo esperarlo con un pucho.
 
como diria el profesor salomon "VAMO A MORIR VAMO A MORIR ARRANCA CONCHETUMERE"
 
Esta bien... ya q vamos a morir y no tenemos manera de salvarnos, hay q esperar lo mejor... q caiga en USA primero y mate a todos los culiaos 0.5 milecimas de seg. antes q al resto...


VENCEREMOS SI O SI!!!!!!!
 
Ta La wea!!!!!!!! y pagando jubilacion paque ........... pa que llegue un camote gigante y haga cagar el mundo!!!!!!!


Chucha la wea!!!!!!

Chax :malo:
 
piemti dijo:
SERA UN NUEVO IMPULSO TECNOLOGICO PARA LA INDUSTRIA ESPACIAL

[size=+1]2004 MN4
Earth Impact Risk Summary[/size]
Torino Scale (maximum)1Palermo Scale (maximum)-1.78Palermo Scale (cumulative)-1.45Impact Probability (cumulative)1.5e-04Number of Potential Impacts10Vimpact12.59 km/sVinfinity5.86 km/sH19.2Diameter0.320 kmMass4.6e+10 kgEnergy8.6e+02 MT[size=-1]all above are mean values
weighted by impact probability[/size]
[size=-1]Analysis based on 2 radar delay, 3 Doppler, and
706 optical observations spanning 389.01 days
(2004-Mar-15.10789 to 2005-Apr-08.12086)[/size]
[size=-1]Orbit diagram and elements available here.[/size]



These results were computed on Apr 11, 2005
[size=+1]2004 MN4
Earth Impact Table
[/size]
DateDistanceWidthSigma
Impact
Sigma
LOV
Stretch
LOV
Impact
Probability
Impact
Energy
Palermo
Scale
Torino
Scale
YYYY-MM-DD.DD[size=-1](rEarth)[/size][size=-1](rEarth)[/size] [size=-1](rEarth)[/size] [size=-1](MT)[/size] 2034-04-13.89 0.67 1.14e-03 0.000 -2.50556 9.60e+03 2.7e-06 8.65e+02 -3.16 0 2035-04-14.13 0.62 1.22e-03 0.000 -0.94612 9.39e+03 4.2e-05 8.64e+02 -1.98 1 2036-04-13.37 0.53 1.37e-03 0.000 0.36362 9.27e+03 6.8e-05 8.65e+02 -1.78 1 2037-04-13.64 0.63 1.27e-03 0.000 1.49247 9.16e+03 2.2e-05 8.65e+02 -2.29 0 2042-04-13.73 0.94 0.00e+00 0.000 0.35961 2.89e+06 2.0e-07 8.65e+02 -4.39 0 2044-04-13.27 0.96 1.11e-02 0.000 1.48697 1.82e+06 8.2e-08 8.65e+02 -4.80 0 2046-04-13.34 0.05 1.35e-03 0.000 1.94997 1.01e+04 1.2e-05 8.64e+02 -2.67 0 2048-04-13.29 0.40 1.79e-03 0.000 2.91927 1.50e+04 6.9e-07 8.64e+02 -3.92 0 2054-04-13.41 0.87 1.70e-03 0.000 1.50959 1.97e+05 1.0e-06 8.64e+02 -3.80 0 2055-04-13.73 0.23 1.70e-03 0.000 1.97358 1.79e+05 6.3e-07 8.65e+02 -4.03 0
Summary Table Description



The Orbit of 2004 MN4


The orbit of 2004 MN4 about the Sun is shown in blue. Much of the asteroid's orbit lies within the Earth's orbit, which is the outermost white circle. The positions of the asteroid and the Earth are shown for December 23, 2004, when the object was about 14 million km (9 million miles) away from the Earth.

:rolleyes:
Possible Positions of 2004 MN4 on April 13, 2029


The cloud of possible positions of asteroid 2004 MN4 relative to Earth on April 13, 2029 is shown in white. The Moon's orbit is also shown, for scale. The blue arrow indicates the direction of motion of the cloud as it sweeps past the Earth. A tiny portion of the cloud intersects the Earth. A slight dip in the cloud due to the Earth's gravity is clearly evident. The length of the cloud is directly related to current uncertainties in our knowledge of this new object's orbit. As astronomers track this asteroid over the coming weeks and months, the orbit will become better determined and the cloud will shorten, converging on a true position which, in all likelihood, will be well removed from the Earth.




Animation of Possible Positions of 2004 MN4 in April 2029



Small Animated GIF (62K)
Large Animated GIF (119K)
Animation showing the cloud of possible positions of asteroid 2004 MN4 relative to Earth in April 2029 is shown in white. The Moon's orbit is also shown, for scale. A tiny portion of the cloud intersects the Earth. The length of the cloud is directly related to current uncertainties in our knowledge of this new object's orbit. This animation will repeat itself ten times.



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que onda, esto es foro gringo?

nos morimos nos morimos no mas... nadie nos va a echar de menos
 
tambien escuche lo mismo pero la verdad yo creo que recien en 10 años mas minimo se podria tener mas claro esa situacion
 
USA nos salvará ;)
ellos son los los salvadores del mundo
 
hace tiempo se sabe que esta wea ocurrira, asi que no me impresiona mucho.....ademas se dice que para el año 2012 chocara un meteorito con la tierra asi que si no cagamos antes el del 38 nos rematara......jajja sabian que los EEUU estan utilizando cobre chileno para fabricar las cabezas de los misiles que "supuestamente" ayudaran a impactar a dichos meteoritos..ya chau
 
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