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It's likely it will hit something?


I thought space was called space because there's so much of it? I mean, I get the possibility of a collision exists as the car heads out to the asteroid belt, but even the asteroid belt isn't like the video game we played in the 80s. That sucker's odds of clearing the asteroid belt are certainly better than Cassini's odds were while flying through Saturn's rings.

[Post edited by Hokie CPA at 02/08/2018 5:02PM]

(In response to this post by ME Hokie 07)

Link: You have to go out of your way to encounter an asteroid.


Posted: 02/08/2018 at 4:51PM


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