>We will stuck here with niggers and jews forever!
fucking kill myself
Nathan Bailey
roll for kessler syndrome
Luke Wright
Revised numbers are 3.8. HOWEVER one of the floating pieces of garbage has a protrusion of 18 metres and they are expected to cross within 12-25 metres.
Camden Smith
It's 3-20% so people are rounding to 10
Levi Long
>that will close Earth from any further space exploration for millennia Good, there's nothing out there anyways. This is God enforcing the out of bounds policy.
Adam Richardson
Fear mongering. Space is absurdly huge. They will miss.
Ian Adams
so like literally this second/?
Jackson Myers
Did it happen?
Caleb Reyes
One of the satellites has a nuke. Will crash over Israel
Owen Bell
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ITS HAPPENINGGGGGGG
Ian Anderson
>>will close Earth from any further space exploration for millennia! niggers already ruined that for us mate, many decades ago
>Should be soon - closest approach was supposed to be within the last ten minutes or so (~9:50 ET) What was their velocities over ground and what was their relative velocity. Wondering how long it will take for the debris field to have encircled the earth
Easton Gomez
A satellite just crashed over my house!!
Jack Rogers
>Wondering how long it will take for the debris field to have encircled the earth 90 minutes to orbit once
Dominic Clark
one object was 2800kg @ 14km/s, not sure about the other
Brandon Bailey
14 km/s relative to each other, 7 km/s each roughly Each one circles the earth every 2 hours
Angel Parker
NOTHING EVER HAPPENS HAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Still fuck you kike.
From Twatter (inb4 nosource) >We likely won't know anything about the possible satellite collision tonight until the Chinese CZ-4C booster passes over New Zealand. That's 5000 km or roughly 11 minutes after the (possible) impact, say 9:07 PM EDT. Maybe we'll hear something by 9:10 or so
>will close Earth from any further space exploration for millennia This talking point is so unbelievably, insufferably gay. It just presupposes we cant take action to remove the debris. We can. We have weapons. Just flush the space and nuclear treaties down the shitter where they belong and blow the garbage away. Every single warhead should create a spherical region tens of kilometers wide where everything is instantly vaporized. Lets use the worlds arsenals. But please at night, so i can put up lawn chairs, crack open a cold one and watch with my old hunting binoculars with all my family and friends, i bet it'll be beautiful.
Grayson Brooks
2 MORE SECONDS
Aaron Martin
Ooooo I hope Russians also install dash cams on their satellites