File: What if Pluto Crashed into the Earth.swf-(9.97 MB, 640x360, Other)
[_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)02:51:42 No.3362047
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)02:55:31 No.3362048
Fuck Africa
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)02:56:29 No.3362049
>>3362047
0/10 no komm susser todd playing
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)03:27:27 No.3362057
Anyone know of a really good documentary/educational program on anything astronomy?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)04:46:29 No.3362064
>>3362057
Google Carl Sagan and click related links to see 30 years of what you're looking for.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)07:13:54 No.3362085
ya, but the Density the earth would gain from pluto (and maybe the force impact) would speed up
or slow down and also throw its orbit off, which could cause the earth to be too hot or too cold
which could cause the earth to be unable to continue sustaining life.
>> [_] Sammy 10/09/18(Tue)07:59:25 No.3362087
>>3362047
The last time an impact comparable to this happened it was deadly-tier, but it didn't really
matter because Earth was an inhospitable hell-hole 4.4bya. A proto-planet called Thea hit us,
bounced off, got caught in Earth's gravitational field and formed Luna
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)10:49:55 No.3362100
>>3362047
>What if Pluto Crashed into the Earth
Isn't that a bit like "what if an iceberg drifted on a highway"? Sure it's messy, but there's no
conceivable chain of events which actually leads to that.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)12:17:38 No.3362112
>>3362047
oooh I have a new goal in live
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)13:26:03 No.3362119
>>3362047
I like to thing if this ever actually happen the narrator would give as little a fuck then as he
does narrating
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)15:03:59 No.3362132
If it could take millions or billions of years to remove the markings of the crater left by
Pluto, then how come we don't see much of a mark from the meteor that supposedly killed the
dinosaurs?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)15:16:33 No.3362134
>>3362132
The meteorite that killed the dinos was about 10 to 15 kilometers in diameter. We can still see
signs of it, at the tip of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula.
Pluto is about 2,400 kilometers in diameter. It would make a much larger mark.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)16:31:18 No.3362143
>>3362132
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicxulub_crater
you can see it.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)17:15:46 No.3362154
>>3362100
>Isn't that a bit like "what if an iceberg drifted on a highway"? Sure it's messy, but there's no
conceivable chain of events which actually leads to that.
> oort cloud object drifts back into the solar system
> passes close to pluto
> oort object slingshots around pluto and flies off into the darkness again
> pluto slows down and is pulled in to the sun
> happens to collect earth on the way through
unless you know the orbits of all the dark trans-plutonian objects wandering around out there,
you can't rule this out.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/09/18(Tue)18:30:36 No.3362163
>>3362132
The asteroid went into the ocean, With 70% of the earths surface as water, this does not suprise
me
