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If a comet weighing 10,000 million tons and traveling a 160 miles per second hit the earth?

Jan 02, 2008 by wuz | Posted in Astronomy & Space

( this has happend before) thus the comet would prove to be c finish to a complete stand still, the mass of the comet would be turned into dynamism (heat), would this heat be enough to melt all the ice and snow on dirt, if so is this the cause of the

Good conjectures, everyone. Now let's get real.

160 miles per second is really fast. It would have to be a comet entering our solar system from another - utterly improbable. The highest velocity of any comet from our solar system would

new strings on guitar dont really work?

Jul 12, 2010 by Neil Golstein | Posted in Performing Arts

they effort but buzz the action has not been toutched though

Strings summon because they're hitting the frets. Why are your new strings hitting the frets when your old ones didn't? The most apt to reason is that you went to a lighter gauge of go along with. The strings have a lot of tension that wants to pull

New Trussing "Global Truss"

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