| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But the predicted 17,000 mile pass is close, closer than some geosynchronous satellites, which typically orbit about 22,245 miles above the equator and support such important things as out communications network. (Thankfully, astronomers have ruled out the possibility of the asteroid taking out a satellite; these satellites actually have a higher likelihood of hitting each other than being hit by
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