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  • Boogie Knight
    Boogie Knight  3 weeks ago

    Longi! Been a long time! It's still there, but not very busy. I check in every once in a while. Sometimes I have seen The Old One on.

  • Longi
    Longi  1 month ago

    What happened to the Superman server?

  • Longi
    Longi  1 month ago

    G'Day from Australia. It's been a while...

  • AceTone
    AceTone  2 months ago

    Belated Happy New Year to all FSK and Friends!

  • Boogie Knight
    Boogie Knight  3 months ago

    Junior! How are ya? That's the most I've ever seen you type!

  • junior06
    junior06  3 months ago

    Hello, Happy end of year and lots of good things

  • ghozt
    ghozt  3 months ago

    Hey hey hey

  • Pockets
    Pockets  3 months ago

    It's been so long! yall probably old af. Hope you guys still play video games somewhere.

  • Boogie Knight
    Boogie Knight  7 months ago

    Happy New Year to you too Sam!

  • mushroom
    mushroom  8 months ago

    Where is Refucx. Did he tell everyone to shutup and leave? SAD...


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-= Catastrophic Impact on the Surface of Jupiter =-

 DankRider   25 Jul 2009
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..:Catastrophic Impact on the Surface of Jupiter:..

Anthony Wesley, an armature astronomer of Canberra Australia was first to discover signs of a catastrophic impact on the surface of Jupiter. Anthony had his high powered telescope focused at the heavens when he discovered an oblong abnormal blemish on the surface of Jupiter. Shortly after the discovery Anthony contacted Gary L. Martin a Planetary Scientist in Pasadena California confirming the impact. The unknown object left a blemish the size of planet earth and continues to grow. Say your prayers for our friends on Jupiter, for their world is undergoing some tough times.

Nasa


- For More Info and a pod-cast of the story click the link:
http://www.sciencefriday.com/program/archives/200907243

Comment: Shocking to think a object of this magnitude could hit any planet undetected. "Not It"- for getting hit by a massive chunk of space derbies.




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