Asteroid Destruction Sim Using Super Computer

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Post by Mike DiCenso » Tue Sep 04, 2007 10:32 pm

Which, according to Wong's calculator, still works out to only 148 kilotons for fragmentation energies to break up the asteroid, assuming it is igneous rock, and is broken up into more-or-less even 10 meter chunks.
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