Re: Ignorance of Armegeddon is unlikely

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Raoul Lannoy — 2/15/2003 8:02:34 PM (archived)

Seems to me that if it has been spotted by X, it will also shortly after be spotted by Y.

After all, comets are spotted the same evening by people living thousands of miles from each other.

Raoul

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Ignorance of Armegeddon is Bliss - ebnelson - 2/14/2003 4:12:58 PM
- Re: Ignorance of Armegeddon is unlikely - Raoul Lannoy - 2/15/2003 8:02:34 PM
  - Re: Ignorance of Armegeddon is unlikely - Johannes - 2/15/2003 6:45:45 PM
  - Secrets... - Nick Hoffman - 2/15/2003 2:27:20 PM
    - Re: Secrets... - O'Neil - 2/15/2003 3:04:39 PM
    - Re: Secrets... - phil - 2/15/2003 2:32:48 PM
      - alt.quaint.USA.vacuum.fetish.... .... n/t (n/t) - Nick Hoffman - 2/15/2003 2:59:45 PM
  - Re: Ignorance of Armegeddon is unlikely (n/t) - ebnelson - 2/15/2003 1:24:24 PM
    - With text - ebnelson - 2/15/2003 1:26:16 PM
- Not that anyone would ask me - FrankC - 2/15/2003 4:48:40 PM
- The best defense.... - Gary - 2/14/2003 7:17:51 PM
  - If you can colonize other planets, you've got the technology you need to stop the asteroid, too. (n/t) (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 2/15/2003 7:43:21 PM
  - This is not new by any means. - Dmitry - 2/15/2003 3:52:25 PM

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