Posted on 11/01/2009 10:32:54 AM PST by Frenchtown Dan
A giant cloud of hydrogen gas is speeding toward a collision with our Milky Way Galaxy, and when it hits -- in less than 40 million years -- it may set off a spectacular burst of stellar fireworks.
(Excerpt) Read more at sciencedaily.com ...
bttt
Has Obama apologized yet?
Why is this even news?
In 40 million years it will probably be debatable whether or not we were even here....
I would subscribe your catastrophism list but I think it would be a disaster.
We’re all gonna die...and it is Bush’s fault!
This was posted under the topic of Astronomy for the science buffs out there.
But I think it’s even more than debatable whether or not we’re still here, more than likely we won’t be. Not too many species have gone that long without some kind of catastrophe.
And we in the midst of one now.
WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE!!!!
Dammit. Just about the time I should have my truck paid off.
(and if that imagine doesn't work for ya)
:-P
Now will we finally stop driving our SUV’s?
Yeah, but not as soon as the Gore Geek Gang would have us think!
No, he’s blaming Bush. We all know that everything universal is Bush’s fault, including: plagues,locusts,tornadoes,hurricanes,blizzards,draughts,and sex with Bitchelle.
Well, perhaps not as scary as our president and last lady.
Not me.
Mine is a 96 Ford Explorer with around 270k on the odometer. A V6, gets around 20 mpg.
I figure I’ll get another 100k out of it.
Puts out much less carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide than my woodstove does, and nobody’s taking away my woodstove,
yuh hear?
Thank you, you’ve been great...hey, try the chicken little and don’t forget to tip your server.
By all means, I’d honored to join your august ping list. If we’re all gonna die I suppose it’s important to keep abreast of the situation.
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