danpascooch said:
I'm not thinking about nuclear fallout at all, what I just described is the leading theory of why dinosaurs went extinct, and I think you underestimate the force of impact of these things, they really could blot out the sun with debris till all advanced life went extinct
and yes, you're right, the omnivores would die out at the same time.
Wait....how did we get here from zombies?
Well since were alot more advanced than the dino's were, I think we could sort out someway of clearing any dust that could cloud our skies (atleast global warming wouldn't be a problem, but lets not get further off track).
I think were here due to my misleading correction, my bad. I think this is more interesting than zombies though.
Rusty Bucket said:
To be fair, the forces involved in a 2KM sized meteor impact are likely greater than you're standard nuke, just without all the juicy radiation. So the initial blast would cause a monumental cloud of dust/ash/random junk. Whatever happens, I think we can all agree that it would look fucking awesome.
Well 2km is about 1.2 miles so relatively speaking it's not that big, I walk 2.2 miles a day.
It depends on were your stood, if your in it's path then it's not so great but watching through binoculars would be freakin' sweet!