Klingon Battleship Hits Jupiter 
OK, maybe not, and most likely it was a meteor, but footage from amateur astronomer George Hall shows something causing a significant explosion on Jupiter.
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George Hall captured a flash, likely an asteroid vaporizing in Jupiter's atmosphere, on September 10th, 2012. Scientists see the big planet as a cosmic vacuum cleaner. See Mr. Hall's astrophotography here:
Added: Sep-12-2012
By: Aussie
In: Citizen Journalism, Science and Technology, Nature, Other
Tags: Klingon, Battleship, Hits, Jupiter, Explosion, Planet, Asteroid, Meteor, George, Hall,
Location: Jupiter, Florida, United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved
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By: Aussie
In: Citizen Journalism, Science and Technology, Nature, Other
Tags: Klingon, Battleship, Hits, Jupiter, Explosion, Planet, Asteroid, Meteor, George, Hall,
Location: Jupiter, Florida, United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 2205 | Comments: 34 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 2 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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Everyone knows you only find Klingons around Uranus..
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bykerbel1 (430.96) kerbel1 View Channel Send Message
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It's a good thing we have those two garbage collectors hanging out in space.
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bysaul693 (527.84) 
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That was Quark's ship. He was smuggling kemosite and Rom hit the wrong button.
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bygovett (944.80) govett View Channel Send Message
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No doubt, Klingon battleship.
Posted Sep-12-2012 BySkyshorty (33.80) 
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chuck norris was just playing with his frisbee, nothing to worry about
Posted Sep-12-2012 ByThe Answer (2309.60) 
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shouldnt the "event" move with jupiters rotation?
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bykent04 (60.58) 
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@kent04 No.
Posted Sep-12-2012 ByTommyr (1034.24) 
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@kent04
how fast do you think jupiter rotates? this was a quick event...
Posted Sep-12-2012 ByT3xa563 (18.20) 
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@kent04
there should have been a plume like when the comet Shumaker-Levie hit it
Posted Sep-12-2012 Byaranger45 (2989.58) 
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thats like the size of the whole earth...
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bytymoss (181.74) tymoss View Channel Send Message
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Given the size of Jupiter, something like that would be the end of us on our small little rock.
Posted Sep-12-2012 ByTOPDECK (131.10) 
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magnetic discharge...the size of earth.......
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bygizmo8 (418.76) 
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did i hear a allah akbar?
Posted Sep-12-2012 ByKajouman (180.58) 
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Looks like lightning to me
Posted Sep-12-2012 ByDoctor-T (53.20) 
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Actually looks like some sort of electrical discharge.
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bysafetychuck2 (4097.12) 
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Yeah, nuclear testing again by the Spatnaks on Jupiter. It's all in preparation for invasion by them and they are plannin' to kidnap all our best lookin' blue-eyed blonde women.
Posted Sep-12-2012 ByTriode (474.60) 
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Meteor, hell, it was a small asteroid. Maybe something on the scale of a Tunguska or larger.
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bymoanranger (246.72) 
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@moanranger waaaaay bigger. http://www.arcadiastreet.com/cgvistas/images/jupiter_&_earth_compared_600.jpg
PS:Dead mouse on your desk. You earned it!
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bytymoss (181.74) tymoss View Channel Send Message
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@tymoss not necessarily. the shoemaker levy 9 fragments were only the size of small hills and mountains and they caused huge explosions twice the size of earth
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bynooneathome (264.40) 
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@nooneathome but bigger than tunguska is what im gettin at
Posted Sep-14-2012 Bytymoss (181.74) tymoss View Channel Send Message
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Lens flare.
Posted Sep-12-2012 Bypassive_observer (878.70) 
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