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By big rig May 5, 2021 According to NASA, if a giant asteroid was on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done for. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, the agency is workin...

By big rig May 5, 2021 According to NASA, if a giant asteroid was on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done for. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, the agency is workin...

By big rig May 5, 2021 According to NASA, if a giant asteroid was on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done for. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, the agency is workin...

By big rig May 5, 2021 According to NASA, if a giant asteroid was on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done for. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, the agency is workin...

By big rig May 5, 2021 According to NASA, if a giant asteroid was on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done for. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, the agency is workin...

NASA simulation confirms there’s no technology able to stop a massive asteroid from hitting Updated May 03, 2021; Posted May 03, 2021 Schematic of the DART mission shows the impact on the moonlet of asteroid (65803) Didymos. Post-impact observations from Earth-based optical telescopes and planetary radar would, in turn, measure the change in the moonlet’s orbit about the parent body. Credits: NASA/Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Facebook Share Simulations carried out by leading space ag...

What would you do to take out a giant asteroid? According to NASA, if a giant asteroid were on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, ...

What would you do to take out a giant asteroid? According to NASA, if a giant asteroid were on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, ...

By @joshmradio May 4, 2021 According to NASA, if a giant asteroid was on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done for. The agency just completed a week long simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, the agency is w...

What would you do to take out a giant asteroid? According to NASA, if a giant asteroid were on a collision course with Earth, wed all be pretty much done. The agency just completed a weeklong simulation looking at various scenarios - and concluded that we wouldnt be able to stop an asteroid using current technology - even with six months of advance notice. Evacuating the impact area would be our only option - and NASA says governments are "dreadfully unprepared" for such a scenario. However, ...