According to the info from the link above, we have a 50/50 chance of getting hit on January 28th or 29th. I'm not sure how reliable that is, but according to this simulator thing from NASA's website
You can run it backwards and forwards, and it's plain to see that "TU24" WILL be cutting it extremely close to earth.
From the link: Asteroid 2007 TU24 has NASA concerned. A former colleague of mine is now a contract worker for NASA who develops and maintains the software applications for the Solar System Dynamic simulator and other NASA applications. He called me last night to inform me that NASA has there full focus and attention on this asteroid. All software applications support staff have been directed to devote their time specifically to running solutions on this Near Earth Object. They are running solutions with different inputs and the results are so close to direct impact that NASA has decided not to update the online simulator with these results. When you look at the current solution online the last orbit determination parameter is from January 1, 2008. This data is 11 days old.
ssd.jpl.nasa.gov...
11 day old data for an object that has been getting closer and closer to us in each successive run is not normal protocol. Normal procedure would have the solutions posted online every two to three days at the beginning of the 30 day window which was December 29, 2007. As the window of time shrinks the data is refreshed with more frequency. The lack of refreshing the data online is suspicious and should raise some eyebrows amongst those who have intimate knowledge of how the astral community operates.
My friend, who I cannot identify, because of security issues told me that NASA is about 50/50 as to whether this asteroid will impact Earth. The dynamic variable that is in play is whether or not Earths gravity will pull the asteroid in. The trajectory angle that the asteroid is approaching from is the southern hemisphere. The solutions currently show numerous scenarios impacting Earth. The solutions that favor a Southern hemisphere impact are the most serious. These solutions are a direct straight on impact. The Northern hemisphere solutions vary widely from because there is the likelihood that the asteroid will fragment as it traverses Earths atmosphere. There is no possible way of knowing with 100% certainty how much this object will fragment if the Northern hemisphere solution pans out. The solutions that have this NEO missing Earth have it passing perilously close to satellites in orbit and the International Space Station.
This is a very fluid situation that literally changes by the minute. NASA is keeping a tight lip on the situation as they do not know with certainty what will transpire. The game plan in these situations is to avoid civil unrest and end of day’s paranoia. This is to ensure that the privileged class can make it easily to their safe havens, which are underground bunkers.
If you are praying man or woman I suggest to you that your prayers are directed toward the protection of Earth from this object. If you are not a praying person I suggest to you that you become one. May the Great Spirit protect us all!
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Re: NASA concerned over meteor coming close « Reply #5 on Jan 21, 2008, 8:31pm »
What? Me worry? But we know it's not going to hit. Because there's a big announcement about Paul, according to Iamaphoney, on February 9th, based on THE CODE. (So, in a way, it's already happened - the announcement that is; not the asteroid hit.) But....if you must worry: http://www.goroadachi.com/etemenanki/orange_gate_2008.htm Deep Impact! But is that physically? Or is it mentally? Of course it could, you know, be a warning. Especially to the ones who would like to start a freakin' nuclear war!
Researcher David Sereda reported that a NASA employee was leaking information suggesting that Asteroid 2007 TU24 had a 50/50 chance of hitting Earth on January 28th or 29th. He sent us two related links: abovetopsecret.com and invanddis.proboar ds29.com. (For a differing view on the danger of this asteroid, see astronomer Phil Plait's blog.)
Hey Mellow, your thread is big news!
Wow, a thread with six posts read 2346 times as I write this?!
Why did Mr Sereda give us as a link? - a PID, PMBD, PIND, PWOH, PGBO, PWR site?
Paul Is Dead Paul Might Be Dead Paul Is Not Dead (see PIA) Paul Was On Holiday Paul Got Burnt Out Paul Was Replaced site.
If you're exploring this sight, check out the basic stuff.
And you'll probably find most on this sight believe Paul was replaced at the least. The big question is why.
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Re: NASA concerned over meteor coming close « Reply #8 on Jan 24, 2008, 10:44pm »
hmmm..i don't know what to make of this whole thing. i watched the youtube video and have heard the 50/50 idea and it seems really serious. however, my astronomy professor is an amateur astronomer and he hasn't heard anything about this thing. he also looked it up online today in class - i.e. the distance - and told us that there's no chance of tu24 hitting us. soooo i guess we'll see. however, i hope that the earth doesn't get hit by some asteroid before 2/9!
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Re: NASA concerned over meteor coming close « Reply #9 on Jan 25, 2008, 6:35am »
[url][/url] It's time to "SHIFT and FLOW" ssd.jpl.nasa.gov... this page gives you an up to date 3D orbit diagram. you can rewind back a year or more then slow forward while watching the orbit of the earth and asteroid 2007 cross paths. Then visualize the asteroids orbit gently but quickly moving a safe distance from "OUR EARTH". Remember to "SHIFT and FLOW".
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