Am I the only one who really liked the name given to this asteroid?
jeff
At 02:49 PM 7/26/2005, Darren Garrison wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 18:04:12 +, "tracy latimer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>I have no desire to be wiped out, or even seriously inconvenienced by space
>junk; I fully exp
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 18:04:12 +, "tracy latimer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have no desire to be wiped out, or even seriously inconvenienced by space
>junk; I fully expect to be around in 2039, barring an accident of the type
>where a seat belt wouldn't help.
We could use a good 95% human
While I feel a good deal of affection for Tom, saying we shouldn't
deflect a meteoroid before it strikes the earth with devastating
effect because we should "leave Mother Nature to her own ways"
(yes, paraphrase I did), is like saying we shouldn't utilize penicillin
to fight infection, utilize inoc
RE: should we try to deflect this asteroid, if it poses a threat?
Answer: Do you wear your seat belt?
If we have the technology, and not moving the asteroid is a bigger threat
than moving it, I say yes! I like living in an era where the Black Death in
city-killing plagues is a thing of the
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> Hey Tom, we're part and parcel of what "Mother Nature's" conjured up, so
why
> not d
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> Hi List,
> I have to ask, is it right to mess with "mother nature"? From the
beginning
> of time
> P.S. in case you are not aware, they think aids
> started my some pervert
> getting a little to personal with a monkey.
>
That's possible. But another route of HIV
transference, considered more likely, is eating of
poorly cooked monkey flesh. I recall seeing
photographs of this "cuisine" fro
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From: "Tom Knudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Pete and list,
"Do yo
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> Hi, all,
>
> Hi, Tom,
>
> I thought this was tongue-in-cheek, but your second post ind
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Hi List,
I have to ask, is it right to mess with "mother nature"? From the beginning
of time cosmic events have been par
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> A few hundred years ago the bubonic pl
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Hi List,
I have to ask, is it right to mess with "mother nature"? From the
beginning
of time cosmic event
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Hi List,
I have to ask, is it right to mess with "mother nature"? From the
beginning
of time cosmic events have been
Hi List,
I have to ask, is it right to mess with "mother nature"? From the beginning
of time cosmic events have been part of nature. If "mother nature" thinks
it's time for mankind to end, then do we have the right to stop it?
Natural disasters are part of life, we will never stop earthquakes,
t
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