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So, an asteroid is supposed to come very close to the earth, with the possibility of impact around October 31st. Have you prepared your underground bunker for the worst yet, Lains?

I prepared my soul, does that count?

>>16722 >A bunker wouldn't save you from an asteroid This asteroid's size wouldn't wipe out the planet, however, it would seriously fuarrrk with the ecosystem, atmosphere, etc. So, if you had an underground saferoom with supplies ready, you could probably survive. >also this is fake. Look it up on NASA, it's asteroid 86666.

>>16725 >halloween >6666 If such a spooky asteroid destroyed the world on Halloween, I wouldn't even be mad.

>pic why is it flaring like that in outer space, it doesn't even make any sense it would need to be entering the atmosphere to look like that

It already passed safely. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/space/11923717/Phew-Nasa-says-giant-asteroid-will-miss-earth-by-15m-miles.html

>>16752 That was a different one, here's the upcoming asteroid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_TB145 >only 180k miles from the moon In astronomical terms that's like a bullet barely grazing the side of your head. So, PRETTY fuarrrkING CLOSE, mates.

>>16754 >only 180k miles from the moon That's past, not before the moon. It's close for big asteroids I guess, but nothing that anyone should be worried about in the slightest.

>>16743 Nu uh. Solar winds can give space things tails as well. But then, looking at the lights on the other bodies, it's still wrong as it's not coming from the same direction.

>>17145 >Nu uh. Solar winds can give space things tails as well. The solar wind gives things jets of water vapour and dust. Not big fiery trails with chucks on rock breaking away. Also, that's not even the most confusing thing about that picture. What's up with the stars? Why is there a dark patch? What planet is that supposed to be? Why aren't the moons lit from the same angle? >>16754 Neat. http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2015TB145;old=0;orb=0;cov=0;log=0;cad=1#cad

It's pretty far from confirmed, but (2015 TB145) might have a satellite: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/mpml/conversations/messages/31403