dont laugh, but in this months issue(april) of Maxim, there is an article about an asteriod hitting earth. it reads as followed:
"The good news? An asteriod the size of SL-61-7 only hits our planet once every 10 million years. The bad news? Scientists give it a 63.8 % chance of colliding with Earth on September 27 this year. So how bad's it gonna sting?"
Then they have illustration of impact and what will happen detail after one month.
Does anyone know if this is true or not? and is there really a 63.8% chance it will hit Earth?
asteriod SL-61-7
63.8% chance of colliding w/earth
Started by loganXman , Apr 12 2004 09:07 PM
Started by loganXman , Apr 12 2004 09:07 PM
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