| Subj: | Asteroid 1999 AN10 - The Real Impact Threat (?) |
| Date: | 8/26/01 4:22:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time |
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Asteroid 1999 AN10 - The Real Impact Threat (?)
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The truth of the matter is that, yes,
Asteroid 2001 PM9 does get pretty close to the Earth as do several other
asteroids in the near future. The one, however, that scares every space agency
in the world is 1999 AN10. You may recall a couple of years ago when the
news broke concerning it's highly probable collision course with the Earth
in 2027. Soon after the initial announcement the scientist that made the
announcement retracted the story and said that he had "made a mistake." At
the same time, just about everything you could find on 1999 AN10
disappeared--even for a time in NASA data bases.
1999 AN10 is the reason why just about every major world government is building
deep underground bases. It is, also, the number one reason that the primary
goal of these same agencies, is to land on an asteroid (which we have
done--Eros), and to also "nuke" an asteroid (which I think is planned in
the next year or so on July 4th).
My personal view is that our government has known about such an impact
possibility for quite some time--before 1999. I, also, think that this
information initially came from ET sources via individuals trained as ICs,
or "intuitive communicators." This, however, is purely conjecture on my part.
What is not conjecture, are the sources of my original information concerning
all this including a very highly-placed NASA official.
To get a diagrammatic representation of 1999 AN10's and Earth's orbit click
here:
http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/db?name=1999+AN10
Put in the date August 8, 2027 and see what you get. I don't think you can
get much closer.
Another source of information is:
http://pluto.harvard.edu/iau/lists/PHACloseApp.html
This list starts with the closest PHAs first. 2001 PM9 is on the list but
from what I see it looks like 1999 AN10 still has the upper hand on close
calls.
Date: 8/28/01 4:51:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time
Nice to hear from you Kent....hope is all well with the family. I am passing along another little ditty, which I think you may already know about, but perhaps not. It was kind of "quieted" and never really splashed aboout postings.
It is asteroid 1999An10.
It is of consequential size and has a mean of .0051 (so they say). This date is 8-07-2027. I ran the numbers and I come up a little closer with + or -.0015. I am not sure who is correct, but I am sending the stilll frame from JPL orbits. It is too close for my shoes.
Take care and stay healthy.