Tom at 2009-08-03 11:17:26:
I agree.

And in the next few weeks, look for the small screen of the Discovery networks to be re-saturated with doomsday-by-comet themed programming; all of which will require writers to devise ways of making astro science interesting to the masses while providing enough fear to draw them in.
Joshua James at 2009-08-03 11:35:31:
Too funny, I read that very same article this morning and had the exact thought ... what a movie!
Alissa at 2009-08-03 11:38:05:
Smart minds think alike. When I read that, I definitely felt like I was reading a movie description. It could make a great movie, but is more than a little disturbing in real life.
Aaron_C at 2009-08-03 11:43:33:
dibs.
Anonymous at 2009-08-03 12:49:14:
might've just been a dirt mark on that aussie dude's telescope-- check the gate!
Grant at 2009-08-03 13:43:30:
NBC has been doing Sunday night two-part mini-series. They just did one on a meteor that was going to destroy Earth.

It was called...

Drum Roll please...

METEOR!

I tried to watch. Not necessicarily bad, but they're written like they're straight out of the 80's.