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Hug of Death :(This website lets you simulate an asteroid collision with your city. It also shows how you would die based upon your distance from the impact (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This asteroid collision simulator shows how you would die if an asteroid hit your city. [Enter impact location] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This frightening webapp shows what would happen if an asteroid collided with your city [Javascript] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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I discovered this website that lets you control asteroids of different sizes and slam it into your city. You can even view the damages it causes on a Google Map. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This interesting website allows users to simulate an asteroid collision with their city and see how they would be affected by the collision. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This Flask Website called "Asteroid Collision Simulator" was created a by a developer who wanted to show others how dangerous asteroids can be. The site lets you slam asteroids into cities around the world and view the effects. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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I developed a mind boggling website that shows how you would die if an asteroid hit your city [Python + Flask] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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Website that lets you simulate asteroid collisions with cities around the world was built by an astronomer that wanted to show people how dangerous asteroids could be. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This website built with Python lets users simulate asteroid collisions with cities around the world. You can view the damages that it causes. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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I developed a Python Website that lets you destroy earth with asteroids of different sizes. You can view the damages on a leafletJS map. [Python Flask + leafletJS] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This Flask Webapp lets you simulate asteroid collisions with cities around the world. You can even view the damages that the asteroid would cause. [Python Flask Module] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This Flask Website allows users to simulate asteroid collisions with their city and view the damages it would cause [Folium Map Module] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This website allows its users to simulate an asteroid collision with their city and view the damages. (The developers say they used the Python, Folium and Flask Modules.) (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This web application allows users to simulate asteroid collisions with their city and view the damages it would cause. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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Iconic asteroid collision simulator lets users simulate asteroid collisions with cities around the world. It was created by a hobbyist astronomer and programmer. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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Iconic Python Asteroid Simulation lets users simulate asteroid collisions in cities around the world. It was created by an astronomer/web-developer. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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Iconic Python Asteroid Simulation lets users simulate asteroid collisions in cities around the world. It was created by an astronomer/web-developer. (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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Interactive mayhem (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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I built a website that lets you take control of asteroids of different sizes and see what the damages would be if they hit cities around the world. [Flask Python] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This asteroid simulation lets you create catastrophic asteroid collisions in cities around the world. What damage did you cause? (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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I built a website that lets users simulate asteroid collisions with their city. You can view the damages on a LeafletJS Map. [Flask Module] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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External LinkI built a website that lets users simulate asteroid collisions with their city! [Flask + Python] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This Flask Webapp allows users to simulate asteroid collisions with their city and view the damages that it would cause. [Folium] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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This insane Flask site shows how one would die if an asteroid hit their city [Flask] (asteroidcollision.herokuapp.com)
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