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Asteroid 2013 TV135 Seen on Collision Course With Earth - ABC News
sorry kids, but the world is gonna end in 2032.
what will we do?
should be launch a nuclear strike to blow it up or move it out of the way?
let it hit
I have always wanted to see a post apocalyptic earth
The impact of a six-mile long asteroid believed to have hit the earth and wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago would have sparked a cataclysmic firestorm, scientists say.
Over the past three decades scientists have argued about what caused the extinction 66 million years ago - changes to climate, volcano activity or an asteroid.
Research has already shown that the prehistoric animals died out around the same time a six-mile long object hit the planet, and a new model of the disaster suggests the asteroid's impact would have sent vaporised particles of rock high above Earth's atmosphere which in turn would have turned the sky bright red as they heated the upper atmosphere to 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit on re-entry.
Read more: How the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs sparked a global firestorm and turned the sky red | Mail Online
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Asteroid 2013 TV135 Seen on Collision Course With Earth - ABC News
sorry kids, but the world is gonna end in 2032.
what will we do?
should be launch a nuclear strike to blow it up or move it out of the way?
