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February 23, 2013

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purple_bobby

-15

Feb 23, 2013

Surely they did launch it late, and it broke up over Russia.

It was slightly over engineered, and had a more efficient engine than needed which made up for the lost time, but he control system could not cope. After nudging the asteroid away, the debris drifted back to Earth.

BoredToDeath

+44

Feb 23, 2013

Once again prioritizing tasks received very low priority.

mcbure

Feb 23, 2013

But to be honest, I've been expecting moore from this topic... :(

mcbure

-15

Feb 23, 2013

LOL :) That is the way how NASA managers think?

Pclip

+98

Feb 23, 2013

Headline: "Moon Chunk Dislodged by Anti-Asteroid Rocket Becomes Asteroid, Threatens Earth".

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