added 2007 Fri Jun 15 1:53:24 by prevgofreka
The asteroid Apophis 99942, discovered in 2004, has a trajectory calculation estimating that in the year 2029, Apophis will fly only 30,000 to 40,000 km from the Earth. At that time the asteroid won't hit the Earth, but planet's gravity will affect its trajectory and in 2035 Apophis will probably hit the our planet.
The asteroid Apophis 99942, discovered in 2004, has a trajectory calculation estimating that in the year 2029, Apophis will fly only 30,000 to 40,000 km from the Earth. At that time the asteroid won't hit the Earth, but planet's gravity will affect its trajectory and in 2035 Apophis will probably hit the our planet.
added 2007 Thu Jan 11 7:49:45 by Bkumm
Friday the 13th of April 2029 could be a very unlucky day for planet Earth. At 4:36 am Greenwich Mean Time, a 25-million-ton, 820-ft.-wide asteroid called 99942 Apophis will slice across the orbit of the moon and barrel toward Earth at more than 28,000 mph. The huge pockmarked rock, two-thirds the size of Devils Tower in Wyoming, will pack the ener
Friday the 13th of April 2029 could be a very unlucky day for planet Earth. At 4:36 am Greenwich Mean Time, a 25-million-ton, 820-ft.-wide asteroid called 99942 Apophis will slice across the orbit of the moon and barrel toward Earth at more than 28,000 mph. The huge pockmarked rock, two-thirds the size of Devils Tower in Wyoming, will pack the ener
