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Uncertainty of the safety earth from asteroid Apophis attacks the uncertainty that now adds long since found his Apophis will visit the earth in 2012. not sure we are safe from Apophis Asteroid 2011 has been struck by AG5. the prediction will nudge the Earth on February 5, 2040.
As published by the Daily Mail, February 28, 2012, the existence of this asteroid to the attention of even the near-Earth object action team formed by the United Nations (UN), which began to discuss how to divert the orbit of the giant stone so as not to nudge the Earth. So as not to endanger the human race.
Calculation results are presented Donald Yeomans of NASA, the Head of Near Earth Object Observation Program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, this asteroid with the Earth is likely touched 1:625, this prediction is uncertain and could continue to change, as the movement is constantly changing. "Fortunately, this object will be observed from the ground in the interval 2013-2016," he said.
As published by the Daily Mail, February 28, 2012, the existence of this asteroid to the attention of even the near-Earth object action team formed by the United Nations (UN), which began to discuss how to divert the orbit of the giant stone so as not to nudge the Earth. So as not to endanger the human race.
Calculation results are presented Donald Yeomans of NASA, the Head of Near Earth Object Observation Program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, this asteroid with the Earth is likely touched 1:625, this prediction is uncertain and could continue to change, as the movement is constantly changing. "Fortunately, this object will be observed from the ground in the interval 2013-2016," he said.
NASA said, in between saving the Earth is an option to send the plane into the asteroids that could give the effect of gravity, to direct the 2011 AG5 away from the earth, over millions of light years.
"2011 AG5 is the object that currently has the highest chance of hitting Earth in 2040. However, we only studied for about half an orbit, so the precision of this calculation is still not very high," said Detlef Koschny of the Solar Division of the European Space Agency (European Space Agency), the Netherlands
"2011 AG5 is the object that currently has the highest chance of hitting Earth in 2040. However, we only studied for about half an orbit, so the precision of this calculation is still not very high," said Detlef Koschny of the Solar Division of the European Space Agency (European Space Agency), the Netherlands
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