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Life would be so much more exciting.
Here's one from UK's www.express.com:
https://www.express.co.uk/news/scie...7-earth-crash-2019-date-nasa-asteroid-tracker
Of course, it's all very sensational - and they do eventually specify exactly how likely this asteroid is to hitting Earth anytime soon (slim). And one wonders how such a huge thing could "veer off course".
But should it hit Earth, it would hit this fast:
Here's one from UK's www.express.com:
https://www.express.co.uk/news/scie...7-earth-crash-2019-date-nasa-asteroid-tracker
Of course, it's all very sensational - and they do eventually specify exactly how likely this asteroid is to hitting Earth anytime soon (slim). And one wonders how such a huge thing could "veer off course".
But should it hit Earth, it would hit this fast:
It's that 581 trillion mph that really gets ya. How could we even see such a thing before it struck us? How could we even survive its gravity wave while seeing it?And at the point of atmospheric entry, Asteroid GD37 would likely hit the Earth at a velocity of 581 trillion mph (28.65km per second).