http://www.deepastronomy.com/apophis-asteroid-could-hit-earth.html
And like Apophis, he'll just keep coming back no matter what.
And like Apophis, he'll just keep coming back no matter what.

Precovery observations from March 15, 2004 were identified on December 27, and an improved orbit was computed. Radar astrometry further refined the orbit. The 2029 pass will actually be much closer than the first predictions, but the uncertainty is such that an impact is ruled out. Similarly, the pass on April 13, 2036 carries little risk of an impact.
And how authoritative is this 'deep astronomy' site anyway?![]()
(On a serious note, when it passes closest to Earth, which country will get the best view?)
How strong is the gravitational pull of that asteroid on Earth? Are we in for some major earthquakes and vulcanic activity *cough Yellowstone cough* ?
How strong is the gravitational pull of that asteroid on Earth? Are we in for some major earthquakes and vulcanic activity *cough Yellowstone cough* ?
Kaku was claiming that the asteroid would be the one affected by the earth's gravity due to its size. He never mentioned any ill affect on earth except for an impact.
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