So, if the earth is a speck of dust floating through someone else's world, eventually we have to hit something, right? Which side of the world will go first?
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Violin34
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Does it really matter?
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The chances are that the earth will disintigrate before it collides with anything large, but for the sake of the question I am going to say that the Pacific Ocean is going to be the first thing hit which will send a shockwave and a tsunami large enough to traverse the entirety of Asia and North and South America and Europe is going to be the only thing left. That is until the next hour when the land implodes into itself and the earth is left in pieces.
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I imagine if the earth is a speck of dust floating trough a much larger world then, even if in that much larger world we hit very quickly, the relativity of time would be so we would see the collision coming millions of years in advance. But I would have to say... Russia would hit first. No particular reason, I just have a hunch.
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`ll leave it to the experts...creation of a single cell from dirt ...i.e....evolution thats one chance in 1x10^2,000,000,000 [that is one chance out of 1 followed by 2 billion zeroes] carl sagan others...professionals put it at 10^450 see references at jervs question all movement of all atoms in all time is only 10^170...all atoms in the universe, moving abillion times a second for a billion billion years. thats 10^280 short of life...impossible the challenge... from jerv...zero..absolute...fine. 10^170 - 10^450 = 0 or less...done
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