They've worked out how to trap an Asteroid and deflect it , Phew, Those Sci-Fi movies did'nt work , But apparently this will , Another from NASA
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120707.html
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They've worked out how to trap an Asteroid and deflect it , Phew, Those Sci-Fi movies did'nt work , But apparently this will , Another from NASA
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120707.html
Last edited by William; 07-07-2012 at 5:11pm.
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(Now why didn't the dinosaurs think of that?)
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bruce willis pulled it off in armageddonyou must have missed that one Bill
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It would work quicker if they just threw a rope around it and just towed it away!
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its ok, now we have found the higgs boson, that gives all things mass, then it will not be long into the future when they work out a way to counter that mass, and make things move through other things without affecting either.
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Yep! the Higgs boson extractor is probably the better option.
Once built, it'll suck out the Higgs Boson particles within the structure of the material, and remove all of it's mass.
Then the 10 klm wide asteroid, now weighing the same as a feather, floats down to earth ...... and all the kiddies have a new gigantic jumping castle to play on
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