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The threat of global warming may stretch so far beyond Earth 
that it affects meteorites millions of miles away in space -- at 
least according to one CNN anchor.

�Talk about something else that�s falling from the sky and that 
is an asteroid. What�s coming our way? Is this an effect of, 
perhaps, of global warming, or is this just some meteoric 
occasion?� CNN�s Deborah Feyerick asked Bill �The Science Guy� 
Nye, head of the Planetary Society, in a Saturday segment.

Feyerick, who had earlier quizzed Nye about the possible link 
between global warming and the weekend snowstorm, was referring 
to Asteroid 2012 DA14, which will whiz within 17,000 miles or so 
of Earth on Feb 15. The asteroid�s relatively close trajectory 
on its latest pass of Earth has been extensively covered in 
recent weeks.

�No, no, no, no,� Nye replied to the spaced-out question, before 
gracefully extending Feyerick a lifeline by saying �except it�s 
all science. The word meteorology and the word meteor come from 
the same root, so, uhh��

Several of Nye�s fellow scientists were less diplomatic.

�Nye was good enough to respond with what sounded like a non-
sequitur � instead of saying, �No, dummy,�� noted Popular 
Science�s website.

�Dinosaurs unavailable for comment,� one person slyly commented 
on Twitter.

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/02/11/cnn-anchor-blames-
asteroid-on-global-warming/?intcmp=obinsite

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