user you must elaborate. We cannot accept baseless statements like this user, please tell us what you mean?
Okay guys, let's get the nerds on here to try and prove this wrong and put my mind at ease
Juan Mitchell
Jose Jackson
>potentially set off Yellowstone
this isn't how this works. impacts don't somehow trigger volcanoes, nor necessarily would the seismic reaction from a large impact. pretty low chance at that. it would have to be so big that the planet's fucked anyway, like 5 mile wide moving 36k mph, and you're like whoa, that's gonna set off yellowstone, and I'm like yeh sure, but nothing on land will live to see it.
Jordan Sanders
It's not going to impact, the gravitational fluctuations would cause it.
Liam Allen
oops wrong user
Robert Sullivan
Oh another space thread.
Space isn't real you dumb faggots.
Keep coping. You fell for it.
Michael Richardson
if the moon isn't doing that every day, how is a minuscule comet going to do it with 1 pass.
Luis Baker
Well, we don't know how minuscule it is, or more importantly, what it's mass is.
It may not have any effect on us at all, only time will tell.