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SteelHands · 61-69, M
@FurryFace That's not even possible.
Objects that fall through Earth's atmosphere are heated far beyond the temperature that would allow the survival of biological organisms to a red hot point of ignition as a firey mass.
Next on the list of unlikely things is that this completely ignores the deadly radioactivity in outer space that would fry any living biological matter traveling through the galaxy without a heavy protective gaseous atmosphere to reflect it. It's basically like a hypercharged microwave oven outside Earth's safety blanket without a metal container to shield off those death dealing xrays and gamma and other waves in space.
I do enjoy the fairy tales that science makes up though. So funny. Hahaaa. 😆
Objects that fall through Earth's atmosphere are heated far beyond the temperature that would allow the survival of biological organisms to a red hot point of ignition as a firey mass.
Next on the list of unlikely things is that this completely ignores the deadly radioactivity in outer space that would fry any living biological matter traveling through the galaxy without a heavy protective gaseous atmosphere to reflect it. It's basically like a hypercharged microwave oven outside Earth's safety blanket without a metal container to shield off those death dealing xrays and gamma and other waves in space.
I do enjoy the fairy tales that science makes up though. So funny. Hahaaa. 😆