13-year old boy corrects NASA's asteroid calculations. Earth is in great danger

[john_yo]

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gipted child ni? waaa basin laking beerbrand, hehehe

[saida]

NASA Sucks!

[peewee_toot]

^^y mn sis?

[joshua259]

kuyawa diay sa future uy human extinction

face it bro. everything has to end.

[kardels]

Brighta gud bataa, liwat siguro sa tatay..

[dokemman]

how come boy knows exactly the measurement the distance betwwen the earth and the steroid that he is using only a non nasa telescope. dont tell that the nasa equipment are more obsolete than the boy is using? c'mon... i dont believe it! thats aprils fool...

[ed168III]

cge rag endanger ang earth oie, gkapoy nakog problema ani, come here asteroid, come2x

[DonMarc]

collision with a celestial? very possible,

[rodsky]

how come boy knows exactly the measurement the distance betwwen the earth and the steroid that he is using only a non nasa telescope. dont tell that the nasa equipment are more obsolete than the boy is using? c'mon... i dont believe it! thats aprils fool...

Once, as a child, we had a maid/yaya that was an expert with the broom. The floor would stay bright, shiny clean whenever she cleaned the house.

Years later, when I was a teen, we managed to acquire our first vacuum cleaner. But we never could get that floor to be as clean as it was, when our yaya was still around.

Ergo, sometimes it's not the equipment that matters more--sometimes it's in the technique.

-RODION

[spookey]

some people just rely too on equipments not knowing that if you don't use it right or a smallest mistake will never result to a correct answer. but having the simplest tools which is used correctly will always give the right answers.