Comet Atlas: Half As Wide As The Sun
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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.

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#2
If Atlas crashes into the Sun it might cause a chain reaction that destroys the inner solar system.
Hands Up!  Panties Down!
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#3
We can only hope...

AJ
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#4
And it's still only a quarter of the width of Oprah Winfrey's ass, am I right? Banana
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#5
I meeeannn, I do not offhand know exactly what the hell Oprah's ass looks like now that you mention it.
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#6
Thankfully no nude selfies have emerged.

There's not enough eye bleach, y'all.
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#7
Maybe Atlas is Nibiru.
Hands Up!  Panties Down!
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#8
That'd be great...

I'm ready for Nibiru.
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#9
The Aliens will show up at the very last moment and pluck up some of us to repopulate another planet.
Hands Up!  Panties Down!
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#10
(04-04-2020, 10:14 PM)Mister Obvious Wrote:
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#11


The Blue Star Kachina prophecy... could it be Comet Atlas?
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#12
6:00 did he say it's hitting Kentucky?!

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

MultinanaNana PartyMultinana
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#13
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.
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#14
More like the name of the comet in relation to the rocket program.
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#15
Quote:Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_T...ert_System
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#16
They keep deleting the trailer from YouTube...



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

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#17
[redacted]
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#18
(04-06-2020, 04:23 PM)Rocky Mountain Lover Wrote:  
Stop being so fucking literal, Bill.

Cry more.
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#19


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.
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#20
https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2020/04/...eaking-up/

RIP, Atlas...

Sigh

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