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Well we have satellites in the air, and other testing equipment looking for approaching meteors. The Universe is not ordered in any way. It looks ordered to our human brains, because we're are used to short time periods. We live 80 something years and the universe has been around 13 billion years. Its looks ordered to us because we're in the middle of it. The Andromeda galaxy is on a collision course with the Milky Way.
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It used to be insanely chaotic, with asteroids and plantesimals flying around and smashing into each other willy-nilly, scars of which can still be in those craters on the moon, not to mention the way an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs...
But overall, these days, it's not *too* bad, from a human perspective.
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Is the solar system highly ordered?
Do you feel that the solar system order is perfect?
I don't fear planets colliding with earth, nor do I fear a catastrophic event like a comet or meteorite strike. A system is ordered gives the feeling of safety. A crash does not seem eminent. Am I correct in my assumptions?
I don't fear planets colliding with earth, nor do I fear a catastrophic event like a comet or meteorite strike. A system is ordered gives the feeling of safety. A crash does not seem eminent. Am I correct in my assumptions?
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August 30, 2009 08:40 PM
Sort of... what's left of it, but it still has moments like big comets smashing in Jupiter, traces of the last collision still be visible with a good telescope. It used to be insanely chaotic, with asteroids and plantesimals flying around and smashing into each other willy-nilly, scars of which can still be in those craters on the moon, not to mention the way an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs...
But overall, these days, it's not *too* bad, from a human perspective.
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