To: tet68
How could anything get close enough to hit the Sun? Wouldn’t anything (a big old rock, a planet-sized whatever, a Rocket Ship, a Mini Van?) burn up well before it could hit it?
But, yes - that WOULD put the upcoming Solar Eclipse to shame - and then, that would be All She Wrote for us! :)
19 posted on
08/12/2017 8:40:38 AM PDT by
Diana in Wisconsin
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
How could anything get close enough to hit the Sun? Wouldn’t anything (a big old rock, a planet-sized whatever, a Rocket Ship, a Mini Van?) burn up well before it could hit it? Not if it happened at night.
37 posted on
08/12/2017 9:16:00 AM PDT by
Roccus
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
I doubt it would be noticeable even with instruments. Scaled, the collision would be approximately the equivalent of an object the size of the head of a pin hitting something like an aircraft carrier or the Hoover dam.
55 posted on
08/12/2017 10:43:05 AM PDT by
Axenolith
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