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If a meteor the size of Pluto hit earth.

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Past To Present Stories2 年前

How dinosaurs really went extinct, according to flat earthers:

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Time Capsule Tales2 年前

Meteor breaking into the earth's atmosphere

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Andrew the Millwright2 年前

That was considerably smaller than Pluto.

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Vertigo_Warrior2 年前

Same energy

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Jeffrey Banks2 年前

Graham Hancock wrote a book about this. Long story short: it would be bad.

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JHO.com2 年前

Atlanta gets this hot every summer.😉

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Divine2 年前

A nigga like me stopping it personally

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I Don't Delete Posts2 年前

Pluto is 1,500 miles wide, half the width of the US. That little rock in the simulation isn't even close.

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D.S Sirwalia 🇮🇳2 年前

Footage from 2013 shows the final moments of 28-year-old James Cockle before he was sucked into a deadly whirlpool. Over the years he gained high acclaim for his films and photos, notably capturing stunning 2011 images of two surfers being swept off a sea wall by 30ft waves and thrown into the sea. In December 2008, he narrowly escaped death when he got trapped between a stone pier and an unexpected 30ft wave while surfing near Penzance, Cornwall.

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Andrew "Drew" Mullins2 年前

That's no so bad. Looks like Alaska and the opposite side of the world survived. Hello New Zealand...

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