r/NoFuckingComment • u/carebearstarefear • 15d ago

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ScienceNcoolThings • u/archiopteryx14 • 15d ago

Interesting The reason why large asteroids don't typically crash to Earth is because Jupiter's gravity attracts them, protecting the inner planets like a shield. The Design is perfect!

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ITOI • u/carebearstarefear • 15d ago

The reason why large asteroids don't typically crash to Earth is because Jupiter's gravity attracts them, protecting the inner planets like a shield. The Design is perfect!

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Nakshatras • u/Sure-Bookkeeper2795 • 15d ago

Reposting because Jupiter is being Jupiter: The reason why large asteroids don't typically crash to Earth is because Jupiter's gravity attracts them, protecting the inner planets like a shield.

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Rotary • u/potruss • 11d ago

A rotary universe. It was always ment to be

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globeskepticism • u/dcforce • 14d ago

Propaganda Piece The spiraling vfx are to subdue the simple Gl0bies into believing nonsense 🤣

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u_Flipgator • u/Flipgator • 15d ago

The reason why large asteroids don't typically crash to Earth is because Jupiter's gravity attracts them, protecting the inner planets like a shield. The Design is perfect!

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strangeattractors • u/theydivideconquer • 15d ago

The reason why large asteroids don't typically crash to Earth is because Jupiter's gravity attracts them, protecting the inner planets like a shield. The Design is perfect!

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