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NASA Citizen Scientists Spot Object Moving 1 Million Miles Per Hour - NASA Science
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Relative to what?
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Reads as the sun, but it isn't explicit
Oh I would fly one million miles and I would fly one million more...
Just to be the man so far away
That I won’t hear that god damned song no more!
LA DA DA DA!!!!
400 kms^-1 or about 1mc
More digits: About 0.001491 c
Mighty fast for a macroscopic object.
Better not standing in its way. Luckily, it is sufficiently far away.
When I first read the headline, I was thnking: Coming here? How close?
That’s… impossible…
…ITS OVER NINE THOUSANDDDDDD
I'm sorry this is so stupid in three parts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P2ROAbQZYw
Yo momma so ugly she scared away that asteroid?