Abhishek Verma
Asteroid Apophis named after the Egyptian god of chaos by NASA will be seen in the sky on April 13, 2029. The 340m-wide asteroid will approach the Earth close enough, creating an incredible opportunity for science. But NASA has confirmed that it will pass the Earth at a distance of 19,000 miles, so no need to worry about it.
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Do you like watching shooting stars?
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Yes
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No
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Do you think NASA would be able to protect the Earth during asteroid collision?
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Yes
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No
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Do you think that Asteroid Apophis would collide with Earth?
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Yes
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No
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Reading your short article feels like watching a science-fiction movie… lol
Hehehe, that is good to know….. 🙂 Nice photos of shooting starts though…! 🙂 I like to watch/see them, happens sometimes, even making wishes come true, hehehehehe… 😉 🙂
You got me anxious! 🤣
Phew, thankfully it won’t hit Earth.
Haha! Yes, hope so that it won’t hit us.
Who knows what our future holds. I will think positive!
Oh yes, absolutely, This world is big enough for such small rock.
I think I would like a maybe option lol?
Yea, next time will add it too.
I do not know what to think about
Hey, just enjoy the view when it will surpass the Earth.
Is this just a latest theory or latest development ?
I think both of them. What do you suggest?