What If the Asteroid Hits Earth in 7 Years? 😳 #shorts

[SeanAndreww]

Correction: it wasn’t missiles in 2022, it was a spacecraft specially designed to ram into the asteroid at 14, 000 mph. Some early based asteroid deflection options discussed using missiles/explosives, but NASA did not end up using these methods. Sorry for the mixup at the end

[Zappysteel]

Also NASA has a whole department dedicated to this type of thing called Planetary Defense. Their whole thing is coming up with solutions to this exact problem

[officialpancakee]

just throw the Statue of Liberty back at it

[budgetproductions]

knowing my luck, that asteroid would go straight into the city I'm staying

[StillMaster]

Nah that asteroid gonna have ptsd after hearing gta online missile lock on sound

[Yourlocalshopworker]

Asteroid chilling 2000 light years away

Nasa: HOLY SHIT ITS HEADING RIGHT AHEAD OF US PREPARE!!!!

[TheColtClub-tj]

Yah and once another huge asteroid came a long time ago and hit earth and since it was so powerful it could’ve been how dinosaurs went extinct

[ismyluckynumber]

“We have missiles to deflect them”
NASA: I’ve played these games before

[raykachow]

my classmates were talking about this and they weren't even worried, they just laughed and said "yeah, we're cooked" 😭

[edpersona_l]

For those wondering, the region where the asteroid *_might land_* is literally mostly water; excluding the Indian Subcontinent (the actual only area where there might be panic), the biggest thing you should worry about instead is the potential of a tsunami, which might not even impact you when it actually hits 😭🙏

[onlookerofthings]

Latest estimation is 1/59, 000 chance to hit Earth. We're good lol

[NightDog]

Sean is a real one for actually telling us comforting news about the asteroid _not_ killing us, lol

[Kewkask]

Asteroid: to hit earth

NASA: 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[Niteshade_]

Those missiles are absolute heroes against the astroid

[Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

2, 2% is to small
And we livin in Vietnam 🗣️💥🔥🔥💀

[George-clsv]

"Here's why you shouldn't worry" Proceeds to tell us how a similar sized asteroid had released 1000x more energy than an atomic bomb

[Mathen-dp]

Jupiter has been real quiet since this dropped



Yo thx for the 8k likes and this is a joke bruh😑

[Dinosaur_Davis]

Plus, it all depends on it's material. We only have to worry if it's iron. Ice or anything else should be fine and I'll burn up in the atmosphere.

[your_pet_noob]

The astroid is called Bennu, and it actually contains building blocks to life

[timmywimmybobimmy]

also: its more likely to land in the ocean than on land. which does suck, but considerably less damage to buildings than direct impact