“It made me think of what Tom Taylor did with some NASA data on Near Earth Objects. He took this data and hooked it to a Twitter feed so that every time a rock passes near earth a Tweet is sent. Imagine if regular data was kept on meteorite Earth impacts? Every time a space rock knocks into the Earth a tweet would be sent with the location (longitude and latitude) and time of impact. You could plug that info into your GPS device and be the first on the scene when a giant robot emerges from a smoldering crater to annihilate the the world with his ray gun. Now wouldn’t that be the ultimate first?”
— A wonderous plan from @random
