shoulda been the obvious choice

[acealive1]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080214/...dead_satellite i mean cmon they did it with a meteor years ago

[Mike70]

i don't recall a meteor ever having been hit by a missile. have you been watching sean connery movies?

[SRP76]

i don't recall a meteor ever having been hit by a missile. have you been watching sean connery movies? And before anyone gets any bright ideas, Armageddon was NOT a documentary...

[acealive1]

And before anyone gets any bright ideas, Armageddon was NOT a documentary... LOL no there was a meteor headed for us,not quite the size of the one in that movie but it woulda done a bit of damage.

[SRP76]

From here out, the eggheads should realize that putting a remote-activated self-destruct charge on all their hardware would be a simple option. Anytime anything reaches the end of its service, just blow it so only small pieces re-enter. The small fragments will mostly burn up.

[acealive1]

From here out, the eggheads should realize that putting a remote-activated self-destruct charge on all their hardware would be a simple option. Anytime anything reaches the end of its service, just blow it so only small pieces re-enter. The small fragments will mostly burn up. just like sky lab,but im guessing this satellite had a bit more dangerous content aboard

[p2501]

And before anyone gets any bright ideas, Armageddon was NOT a documentary... does that mean Bruce willis is still alive then? just like sky lab,but im guessing this satellite had a bit more dangerous content aboard explosives on/around/near a multi million dollar spy satelite that runs on highly toxic fuel.... i dunno if that's going to go over very well with oversight.