PLANET-DISSOLVING DUST CLOUD IS HEADED TOWARD EARTH! Is it?

It has been released in some news that scientists have discovered that the so-called "chaos cloud" is comming directly to us and it is dissolving everything in it's way. (lol)

Take a look and share what you think about it:

http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/science/61501

http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/wwn/200509...2653720010.html

Is it true? - I don't really believe it because of severall stuff they said like if it is at 28,000 ligth years from earth it should take at least 28,000 years to get here - IF it was at speed of light.

Yeah, and this was on the same site:
http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/aliens/40299

Really adds creditbility to the story...not. :P

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Originally posted by Dickie
Yeah, and this was on the same site:
http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/aliens/40299

Really adds creditbility to the story...not. :P

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lol I read something about a bat-boy too...

lol cool.

I hope it will turn everyone into zombies :D

http://www.exitmundi.nl/exitmundi.htm
then click (on the left, under the "space" section on: "space clouds"

Argh, I'm always one post late.
Check out more on Exit Mundi, it's a great site.
Copy of the site's text on the Chaos Cloud:

Chaos Cloud!

What is ten million miles wide, is made of burning acid, has a black hole for a heart -- and is hurtling towards us at near light speed?

It is the 'chaos cloud', my friends. This infamous bulb of misery is due to arrive on June 1st, 2014. And it merciless dissolves everything it encounters: comets, planets, even entire stars. Well, or so they say.

If you have never heard of the chaos cloud, don't worry. Neither had we. That was, until the object popped up on Yahoo news -- in the subdirectory 'entertainment', of all places. According to the news clipping, the cloud was discovered on April 6th by NASA-scientists working with the Chandra X-Ray Observatory. Upon discovery, NASA decided to keep it a secret. Or so at least claims one dr. Albert Sherwinski, a Cambridge based astrophysicist.

Of course, the news is fake. It's a joke. It originally appeared in the magazine Weekly World News, a magazine full of pranks and fake news. There, it is listed among headlines like 'Scientists find women's asking-for-directions gene' and 'Nuclear rocket fired at UFO'.

To be sure, we ran a few checks. Lo and behold: there is no astrophysicist by the name of Albert Sherwinski. What's more, we should see the cloud with the naked eye by now (and we don't). And oh, a minor detail: in space, burning acid clouds revolving around black holes simply don't exist.