SECTUAL

Interesting name...

https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2020/03/...as-the-sun

Wonder if this has anything to do with Space Force's first mission, the launch of the ATLAS rocket...

https://www.sectual.com/thread-9180-post...#pid112234

"Comet Atlas May Soon Be Visible To The Naked Eye"
https://astronomy.com/news/observing/202...-naked-eye

Quote:By late May, Comet Atlas could rival the brightness of Venus in the twilight sky.

If Atlas crashes into the Sun it might cause a chain reaction that destroys the inner solar system.

We can only hope...

And it's still only a quarter of the width of Oprah Winfrey's ass, am I right?

I meeeannn, I do not offhand know exactly what the hell Oprah's ass looks like now that you mention it.

Thankfully no nude selfies have emerged.

There's not enough eye bleach, y'all.

Maybe Atlas is Nibiru.

That'd be great...

I'm ready for Nibiru.

The Aliens will show up at the very last moment and pluck up some of us to repopulate another planet.

The Blue Star Kachina prophecy... could it be Comet Atlas?

6:00 did he say it's hitting Kentucky?!

BAHAHAHAHAHAHA YAAAAAASSSSS BITCH!!!!!!!!!!

I wouldn't ascribe any importance to the name of the Atlas rocket in connection with the comet. The Atlas V is the latest in a series of ICBMs named Atlas dating back to the late 1950s. The first rocket of the Atlas series launched 4 Mercury astronauts into orbit before being retired in 1965.

More like the name of the comet in relation to the rocket program.

Quote:Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_T...ert_System

They keep deleting the trailer from YouTube...



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenland_(film)

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(04-06-2020, 04:23 PM)Rocky Mountain Lover Wrote: [ -> ] 
Stop being so fucking literal, Bill.

Cry more.

0:28 "Probably not"... roflmfaololol, well, at least he's honest about it.

So the 1844 comet broke up and resulted in these two comets.

8:50 roflmao I love hearing Rex read this kinda stuff... always have.

https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2020/04/...eaking-up/

RIP, Atlas...



It's always so disappointing when space doom fizzles out.