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06 January 2010, 08:14 PM
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ST Pyxidis Supernova Star Blast 'Could Wipe Out Earth' Say Astronomers At Villanova University | World News | Sky News
just what you need to hear what with the bad weather an' all!
just what you need to hear what with the bad weather an' all!
06 January 2010, 10:58 PM
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Leading scientist Dr A F Gison said not to worry too much as there's a better chance of Liverpool FC winning the premier league than this event wiping out the Earth and we all know that's not going to happen
06 January 2010, 11:40 PM
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"Anytime soon"
Soon. There is a supervolcano under Yellowstone Park that is overdue and can go anytime soon, could be tomorrow, or 50,000 years soon
Soon. There is a supervolcano under Yellowstone Park that is overdue and can go anytime soon, could be tomorrow, or 50,000 years soon
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07 January 2010, 02:42 PM
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A new study shows the star, called T Pyxidis, is much closer than previously thought at 3,260 light-years away - a short hop in galactic terms.
And exactly how many 000's of years would the blast take to travel those 3,260 light years?
More journalistic cr@p.
A new study shows the star, called T Pyxidis, is much closer than previously thought at 3,260 light-years away - a short hop in galactic terms.
And exactly how many 000's of years would the blast take to travel those 3,260 light years?
More journalistic cr@p.
07 January 2010, 03:06 PM
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Sleep well children.
07 January 2010, 03:08 PM
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You know what? I am getting heartedly sick of all these bloody variations on how we're all going to die.
It's an obsession at the moment: comets / meteors / climate change / supernovae / volcanoes / earthquake / floods / whateverthehellelsetheycanthinkof.
For crying out loud. Give us a flaming break and try LIVING life rather than speculating on how "it's all going to end"
...and breathe....
It's an obsession at the moment: comets / meteors / climate change / supernovae / volcanoes / earthquake / floods / whateverthehellelsetheycanthinkof.
For crying out loud. Give us a flaming break and try LIVING life rather than speculating on how "it's all going to end"
...and breathe....
07 January 2010, 03:40 PM
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