[jkalltheway]

i'm thinking although the impact itself might not wipe out all life on earth, i'm pretty certain that the dust that is sent into the atmosphere might definitly affect either weather patterns, or sunlight and destroy certain ecosystems. At its worst, block out the sun for a very long time, plants die, we die. At its best, dust gets sent into atmostphere, gets colder, many species die, humanity survives due  to technological advancements, reduced human population.

[Black Wolf]

Nah, we've had much more catastrophic volcanic ejecta than you'd get from a sath tromping London. Bad, yes, but mass extinction catastrophic? No.

[Killer Whale]

It hits modern day london.

What did i ever do to you? 

Well destroying New York is something of a cliche at this point...

Exactly. I just thought of the first prominent city that came to my head. The first was Perth (where I live), but I didn't think it was prominant enough. In fact, I'm not sure how many people know it exists. So I thought of another. It was New York. But i don't know much about America and it's way too cliched. The next was London.

But you could have crashed it in newcastle or brazil or countless other cities...  I wouldn't mind only all my stuff's in London

I don't believe brazil's a city.

By the way here's a more interesting question; how much damage did Coruscant suffer when more than half of the Invisible Hand didn't crash on the implausibly well placed runway?

No one even mentions it since it separates from the forward section of the ship. It must've crushed several thousands of beings to death, yet no one even seems to spare a thought to what sort of destruction it would cause.

What a weird thing to complain about.  Dude, there were several thousand other ships of comparable mass in orbit and shooting at each other. Coruscant probably got horrifically damaged by hundreds of wrecked destroyers...

Not to mention they actually kidnapped the senator with an army on the planet. How many people did they kill to get him before the battle moved into space?

[kaloonzu]

Beat us in numerous world cups

It would remain largely intact and would be featured in the FS3 opening cutscene.

This one?

HO-LEE-****. Where did THAT pic come from? If it's a mod or campaign, I have to have it. Would love any info that goes with that pic....

[Killer Whale]

It's a fan made render. AFAIK it's just a picture. No campaign or mod is related to it. There are hundreds of pictures like this, none seem to be made into campaigns. Go here to find them

[Droid803]

It would remain largely intact and would be featured in the FS3 opening cutscene.

This one?

*snip*

Or maybe this one?

[Kosh]

I ended up using density of water (1000 kg m^-3) and diameter of three kilometres.

Given how tough the newer Shivan ships seem to be it is possible they are made out of more dense materials than that.

[Snail]

Nah, we've had much more catastrophic volcanic ejecta than you'd get from a sath tromping London. Bad, yes, but mass extinction catastrophic? No.

All of London? Leveled? I say, that would be catastrophic.

[Black Wolf]

No mass extinction catastrophic though - wouldn't even kill off all the brits - we've got thousands of you down here alone

[Colonol Dekker]

And when the preperations are complete, we will send our signals and RISE to begin the foundations of the new Empire

* Colonol Dekker hums Rule Britannia as he rocks slowly, kissing the queen on the back of a tenner.

[Kie99]

Would other countries be effected?

[Rodo]

Would other countries be effected?

with a shivan juggernaut in orbit?... I would dare to say yes.

[Scotty]

As to the crash, also yes.  It would probably spew an amount of debris into the air (if not comparable to) at least within a couple orders of magnitude of Krakatoa, back in the 1800s.  The year it erupted was called the year with no summer, because of all the dust and debris in the air that blocked the sun's rays.

[terran_emperor]

Personally i say somthing like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL5kOHsgWz8

But i want to know what Orca has against London...If he was from London I would understand, but he isnt even from England So Id like to know whhat his problem is...

EDIT

Nevermind. I just checked his profile. He from Australia, so no wonder he's got beef with us brits

[TrashMan]

All of London? Leveled? I say, that would be catastrophic.

Would it?

[Akalabeth Angel]

Beat us in numerous world cups

It would remain largely intact and would be featured in the FS3 opening cutscene.

This one?

Well no I wasn't referring to any specific piece of fan art. Simply saying that if the Hades is going to survive impact and be roughly intact, then surely the Sathanas would be also. Hell the HErcules Mk1 can survive impact largely intact. The FS ships are all pretty fakking durable quite obviously.

[Enigmatic Entity]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaJG4Tq88Ek

Interesting despite the "asteroid" being far too large for this conversation. I would have thought more would've happened though.

[Asteroth]

There's also the 2/3's chance it'll just boringly land in water, and just cause some lame tsunamis.

[Black Wolf]

There's also the 2/3's chance it'll just boringly land in water, and just cause some lame tsunamis.

Interstellar collisions do not work that way! Goodnight!

[Kosh]

It's a fan made render. AFAIK it's just a picture. No campaign or mod is related to it. There are hundreds of pictures like this, none seem to be made into campaigns. Go here to find them

A pity we lost Setekh to the abyss of the real world.