Jupiter saved us

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(09/12/2012)[-]

**beezox rolled a random image posted in comment #1018819 at FJ Pony Thread 14 ** i guess i will have to cancel my ''last day on earth 2012 party''...fak u jptr

#21 to #20 - TuhRainbowLlama

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(09/12/2012)[-]

What... What did you just roll?

#24 to #21 - beezox

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(09/12/2012)[-]

i dunno...but im gonna **** it

#27 to #24 - alphanet

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(09/12/2012)[-]

do it

#25 to #21 - mayormilkman

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(09/12/2012)[-]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4txVqr1eNwc

#30 to #25 - beezox

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(09/12/2012)[-]

that was hilarious haha

#70 to #20 - bloodbending

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(09/12/2012)[-]

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#68 to #20 - bensho

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(09/12/2012)[-]

IT'S COOL GUY!

#22 - Shield

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(09/12/2012)[-]

Why couldn't that have hit the middle east?

#26 to #22 - niceyellow

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(09/12/2012)[-]

"This flash appeared to be about 100 miles in diameter" from amateur astronomer Dan Petersen who was filming Jupiter at the time.
The "Something" hit Jupiter with the force to make a explosion of 100 miles in diameter. And the shockwave from the "Something" would have likely devastated entire Europe. We don't even know what this "Something" was, it might have been a comet or even a UFO spaceship. So you are just a retard.

#32 to #26 - parman

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(09/12/2012)[-]

100 miles? That white spot is HUGE considering the size of Jupiter. It's more like 2000 miles in diameter.

#55 to #32 - PedoXBear

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(09/12/2012)[-]

That was the explosion

#4 - mtandy

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(09/12/2012)[-]

Normal thing really, Jupiter's one of the reasons life's even possible on Earth. Without Jupiter to "catch" them, meteorites would be blasting Earth all the time.

#23 to #4 - slyve

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(09/12/2012)[-]

Don't they do that anyways? They're just too small to reach the surface, they burn up in the Atmosphere. I think that is why the moon and mars (and I'm sure a lotd of other planets too) have so many craters on their surface.

Jupiter just gets, or deflects, all the big ones that could actually hit us.

#37 to #23 - balancek

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(09/12/2012)[-]

Your opinions are both right and I respect them, because that is what we do here at FJ

#11 - xsap

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(09/12/2012)[-]

Jupiter and Saturn are always taking hits for us... its like earths body guards. that's why when scientists find other planets that can hold life they always look for a giant gas planet in its solar system

#19 to #11 - acidjunk

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