Will an asteroid ever hit Earth? There are no known impact threats, but tiny meteors burn up in Earth’s atmosphere all the time! NASA asteroid expert Dr. Kelly Fast tells us more. Learn more about NASA’s planetary defense efforts: nasa.gov/planetarydefense
We Asked a NASA Scientist: Will an Asteroid Ever Hit Earth?
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15 responses to “We Asked a NASA Scientist: Will an Asteroid Ever Hit Earth?”
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What is in the centre of Our Galaxy?
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Merak ediyom aya nasıl gidildi
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Dünyanın düz olduğunu ne zaman haykıracaksınız çok merak ediyorum. Hayali topu anlata anlata bitiremediniz en son kendinizi bitireceksiniz 🙂
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Actually, I wouldn't mind a 5 year lead time on an asteroid large enough to put a huge crater in one of the continents. Lights out for 100,000 years. Because hopefully, it would inspire all the nations of the world to put their petty squabbles aside and work together to save mankind. Sure, the odds on that are about as good as that $2 PowerBall ticket, but those $2 buys you some good fantasizing until you learn someone else won.
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Go to mars
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Nuke saudi arabia
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Nuke pakistan
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The answer…yes. Eventually.
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We have a mountain at mars please define and compare with ours
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Brasileiro algum
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Por favor nada acaba urgentemente com a energia ( Luz do planeta Júpiter e saturno e acaba com todos os mecanismo de Marte e Vênus o planeta está em colapso ambiental e precisa de ajuda ka por favor antes de Setembro deste ano
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Como mi Meteorito Seattle 90 no hay dos
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ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
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The Philippines is only country never hit by a asteroid 😉
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Apophis?
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