Originally posted by jfj123
We can now rely on their honesty and competence in the future when they say the next NEO isn't going to hit, right?

Originally posted by ArMaP

Originally posted by jfj123
We can now rely on their honesty and competence in the future when they say the next NEO isn't going to hit, right?

And the doomsayers can rely on their honesty and competence in the future when they say the next NEO is going to hit, right?

Of course it does as long as hard science can be overridden by uneducated, unfounded opinions

Originally posted by ArMaPAnd the doomsayers can rely on their honesty and competence in the future when they say the next NEO is going to hit, right?

Originally posted by TeslaandLyne

Never thought I'd ever be talking about beams, all that Tesla
beams I thought was hooey.

Originally posted by GioTheGreek
What type of an impact would this asteroid have if it did hit the earth?

I realise that it's roughly twice the size of sears tower, and if it did break up to a certain extent in the atmosphere, something this big would still make an impact.

Would we see a massive Tsunami if it hit water?

Would we see changes in our global climate?

I'm just trying to gauge how worried I should be about this...