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The Most Threatening Asteroid Just got Downgraded to “Harmless”. No Impact in 2052

It’s comforting to know that there are people who are literally paid to watch the night sky to ensure that at least we’ll be informed if an asteroid will hit the Earth. Technology and near-Earth surveys have become advanced enough that the likelihood of a planet-killer-sized asteroid coming out of nowhere, as is so prevalent … Continue reading "The Most Threatening Asteroid Just got Downgraded to “Harmless”. No Impact in 2052" The post The Most Threatening Asteroid Just got Downgraded to “Harmless”. No Impact in 2052 appeared first on Universe Today.

The Most Threatening Asteroid Just got Downgraded to “Harmless”. No Impact in 2052

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