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Topic	A massive asteroid passes very close to earth in 2029
LeoRavus 05/12/24 12:42:28 AM #19:	Zikten posted... If you mean in our lifetime, yes. But in all of Earths remaining eons, no. It's believed that a massive asteroid like the one that killed the dinosaurs hits earth every once in a while. I think scientists believe the dinosaur one wasn't the first of that size to hit the planet. But I'm not sure if we habe evidence of the older ones. It was too long ago. But given enough time, Earth gets smacked from time to time, and assuming humans continue to exist into the far future, at some point our species will have to worry about this The law of averages says we will be hit again. Unless we use science to stop it I'm talking about this one at 2.7% chance. --- This is where cool people write stuff. <cite>LeoRavus posted [p:980355604] in A massive ... [t:80767429]...</cite> <quote>Zikten posted... </cite><quote>If you mean in our lifetime, yes. But in all of Earths remaining eons, no. It's believed that a massive asteroid like the one that killed the dinosaurs hits earth every once in a while. I think scientists believe the dinosaur one wasn't the first of that size to hit the planet. But I'm not sure if we habe evidence of the older ones. It was too long ago. But given enough time, Earth gets smacked from time to time, and assuming humans continue to exist into the far future, at some point our species will have to worry about thisThe law of averages says we will be hit again. Unless we use science to stop it</quote>I'm talking about this one at 2.7% chance. --- This is where cool people write stuff.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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