Here is what would happen if a 300 Mile wide one hit:
when you think about it, the theory that a astroid killed all the dinosaurs is retarded as hell
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Broke Wave
The GOAT
this is literally Mowgli's pea brains thinking. What makes more sense to this dumb nikka? if another planet came and did a full mount on top of Earth, then did a BJJ arm bar, would that make more sense to you you mental and physical midget 
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
Thats what the evidence points to.
And even further, there have been numerous mass extinction events.
Don't forget this one either: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toba_catastrophe_theory
...wait until Yellowstone goes off...
Sorry extinction seems to be used very loosely in this topic. VERY LOOSELY
Mr. Somebody
Friend Of A Friend
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/...t-asteroid-impacts-meteorites-space-2012da14/
But we're still here. We're still standing, we're still strong.
Im sorry friend but if 6 miles is world killable to you, you underetimate the world and yourself. Maybe you think you're soft. I think we're stronger.
fukking idiots in here.
Ya'll forgot what that tiny russia one did a few months ago?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelyabinsk_meteor
Estimated to be 10K TONNES (DENSE AS fukk) but only 20 METERS IN SIZE.
The atmosphere absorbed most of the object's energy, with a total kinetic energy before atmospheric impact equivalent to approximately 440kilotons of TNT(about 1.8 PJ), 20–30 times more energy than was released from the atomic bomb detonated at Hiroshima, and about 10% greater than the former Soviet Union's own RDS-6s "fusion boosted" nuclear device's test detonation on August 12, 1953.
Injuries and damage[edit]
Shattered windows in the foyer of the Chelyabinsk Drama Theatre
The meteor's unpredicted arrival and air burst resulted in considerable injuries. Russian authorities stated that 1,491 people, including 311 children, sought medical attention in Chelyabinsk Oblast within the first few days.[3] Health officials said 112 people had been hospitalised, with two in serious condition. A 52-year-old woman with a broken spine was flown to Moscow for treatment.[20] Most people were hurt by shattered, falling or blown-inglass.[20][58]
A fourth-grade teacher in Chelyabinsk, Yulia Karbysheva, saved 44 children from potentially life threatening imploding window glass cuts. Despite not knowing the origin of the intense flash of light, Ms. Karbysheva thought it prudent to take precautionary measures by ordering her students to stay away from the room's windows and to perform a duck and cover maneuver. Ms. Karbysheva, who herself did not duck and cover but remained standing, was seriously lacerated when the air blast arrived and window glass severed a tendon in one of her arms; however, not one of her students, who she ordered to hide under their desks, suffered a cut.[59]
After the air blast, car alarms went off and mobile phone networks were overloaded with calls.[60] Office buildings in Chelyabinsk were evacuated. Classes for all Chelyabinsk schools were cancelled, mainly due to broken windows.[20] At least 20 children were injured when the windows of a school and kindergarten were blown in at 09:22.[61] Following the event, government officials in Chelyabinsk asked parents to take their children home from schools.[62]
The collapsed roof over the warehouse section of a zinc factory in Chelyabinsk
Approximately 600 m2 (6,500 sq ft) of a roof at a zinc factory collapsed during the incident.[63] Residents in Chelyabinsk whose windows were smashed quickly sought to cover the openings with anything available, because the temperature in Chelyabinsk and the impact area was −15 °C (5 °F).[64]Approximately 100,000 home-owners were affected, according to Chelyabinsk Oblast Governor Mikhail Yurevich.[65] He also said that preserving the water pipes of the city's central heating system was the primary goal of the authorities as they scrambled to contain further post-explosion damage.[20]
By 5 March 2013 the number of damaged buildings was tallied at over 7,200, which included some 6,040 apartment blocks, 293 medical facilities, 718 schools and universities, 100 cultural organizations, and 43 sport facilities, of which only about one and a half percent had not yet been repaired.[4] The oblast's governor estimated the damage to buildings at more than 1 billion rubles[66] (approximately US$33 million). Chelyabinsk authorities said that broken windows of apartment homes, but not the glazing of enclosed balconies, would be replaced at the state's expense.[67] One of the buildings damaged in the blast was the Traktor Sport Palace, home arena of Traktor Chelyabinsk of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL). The arena was closed for inspection, affecting various scheduled events, and possibly the postseason of the KHL.[68]
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Ya'll forgot what that tiny russia one did a few months ago?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelyabinsk_meteorEstimated to be 10K TONNES (DENSE AS fukk) but only 20 METERS IN SIZE.
The atmosphere absorbed most of the object's energy, with a total kinetic energy before atmospheric impact equivalent to approximately 440kilotons of TNT(about 1.8 PJ), 20–30 times more energy than was released from the atomic bomb detonated at Hiroshima, and about 10% greater than the former Soviet Union's own RDS-6s "fusion boosted" nuclear device's test detonation on August 12, 1953.
Injuries and damage[edit]
Shattered windows in the foyer of the Chelyabinsk Drama Theatre
The meteor's unpredicted arrival and air burst resulted in considerable injuries. Russian authorities stated that 1,491 people, including 311 children, sought medical attention in Chelyabinsk Oblast within the first few days.[3] Health officials said 112 people had been hospitalised, with two in serious condition. A 52-year-old woman with a broken spine was flown to Moscow for treatment.[20] Most people were hurt by shattered, falling or blown-inglass.[20][58]
A fourth-grade teacher in Chelyabinsk, Yulia Karbysheva, saved 44 children from potentially life threatening imploding window glass cuts. Despite not knowing the origin of the intense flash of light, Ms. Karbysheva thought it prudent to take precautionary measures by ordering her students to stay away from the room's windows and to perform a duck and cover maneuver. Ms. Karbysheva, who herself did not duck and cover but remained standing, was seriously lacerated when the air blast arrived and window glass severed a tendon in one of her arms; however, not one of her students, who she ordered to hide under their desks, suffered a cut.[59]
After the air blast, car alarms went off and mobile phone networks were overloaded with calls.[60] Office buildings in Chelyabinsk were evacuated. Classes for all Chelyabinsk schools were cancelled, mainly due to broken windows.[20] At least 20 children were injured when the windows of a school and kindergarten were blown in at 09:22.[61] Following the event, government officials in Chelyabinsk asked parents to take their children home from schools.[62]
The collapsed roof over the warehouse section of a zinc factory in Chelyabinsk
Approximately 600 m2 (6,500 sq ft) of a roof at a zinc factory collapsed during the incident.[63] Residents in Chelyabinsk whose windows were smashed quickly sought to cover the openings with anything available, because the temperature in Chelyabinsk and the impact area was −15 °C (5 °F).[64]Approximately 100,000 home-owners were affected, according to Chelyabinsk Oblast Governor Mikhail Yurevich.[65] He also said that preserving the water pipes of the city's central heating system was the primary goal of the authorities as they scrambled to contain further post-explosion damage.[20]
By 5 March 2013 the number of damaged buildings was tallied at over 7,200, which included some 6,040 apartment blocks, 293 medical facilities, 718 schools and universities, 100 cultural organizations, and 43 sport facilities, of which only about one and a half percent had not yet been repaired.[4] The oblast's governor estimated the damage to buildings at more than 1 billion rubles[66] (approximately US$33 million). Chelyabinsk authorities said that broken windows of apartment homes, but not the glazing of enclosed balconies, would be replaced at the state's expense.[67] One of the buildings damaged in the blast was the Traktor Sport Palace, home arena of Traktor Chelyabinsk of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL). The arena was closed for inspection, affecting various scheduled events, and possibly the postseason of the KHL.[68]
And this is shyt we have on CAMERA
Snitchin Splatter
Working With The Feds
or even worse all the matter in the universe started as a condensed golf ball sized object that got there for no reason and exploded for no reason and made everything we know today
Reason is man's tool. Not the Universe.
Snitchin Splatter
Working With The Feds
Before I don't click this hour long video, any reason I should value this random cacs opinion on why this fairy tale that makes even less sense than an intelligent creator is viable?
Dirty_Jerz
Ethiop
And this is shyt we have on CAMERA
a few broken windows and destroyed buildings but no deaths?
You're incredibly dumb.
Things directly under the impact of a foreign object are shielded from the outward force. This wasn't in a zone where people live for the most part.
Why would it happen? Because some white man in a lab coat said so?
Do you listen to tranny scientists?
i dont kno which is funnier, the thread starter or everybody rushing to debate him. its like seeing a nikka on a short yellow bus saying "2+2 = blue" and people rushing to prove to him he is wrong.