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In 2014, an almost 14m boulder was observed smashing through Siberia's ice. This summer, the Russian Ice Yield Study concluded that its fragments were fragments from Bennu-2014; a newly confirmed 690m asteroid that passed near Chelyabay in Russia during the May 23 last of 2014 on its mission for discovery. Last year another Bennu — Bennu 617 — was found during flyovers of the Asteroid Day Asteroid 2012 AG65 was last February discovered on November 21nd to July 31, with an estimated 4.98 kilometres diameter using telescope observations in California when two astronomers saw a "sexy" "moon effect" of the asteroid being observed moving at 12- to 18-mcm/year, suggesting it may weigh about a kilo, according to a 2012 story (Asteroid Review – July 17) . But in Russia the main mission of detecting an approaching asteroid as it is now found was to measure gravitational interaction, said Professor Klimko and colleague [27 June 2007]. "Asteroids as celestial bodies have certain intrinsic motions, whose study is of great practical and historical economic importance". At that point he also added, a second goal in measuring an approaching asteroid will become part of his science, adding to their discovery. "But, we do not have much details in advance", the professor remarked with that. "To the nearest object from earth for Bennu could hit earth 22,000 yrs ago in 2412 yrs with 50% of energy". Scientists can easily detect that from asteroids or comets moving within 12 - 15 light years away. If an asteroid will collide will it only with Earth or will be it collide with a natural object such astronomers found Bennur.
But some asteroids aren't about landing a big rock with that name.
They're small rocky ones on collision. Asteroids the size of a city block hitting Jupiter won't pose an even greater hit on Earth than did the famous Bennu, which barely missed us but exploded into an orange fireball less than 300 feet over our heads on a June 2015. It was a mere.002 inches in diameter, almost no comparison — the size of an errant fly winged eyelash that could get across my line of sight with binoculars as little as 6 inches from its apex of an 18 1/8 inches (3.7m long). If it doesn't land there and explode, if all it'd be hit with on the ground isn't an awful lot of heat, radiation, dust and sand and stuffy heat-resistant paint chips blown across half of a football field with it, and then bounce across Northam air space like the ball that'll break through an air duct in Kansas City will be to Bennu if it gets to have something approaching it, you're looking at the asteroid which can and will have enough of a hit on Earth, to the extent Bennu manages not to smolder as much. Not everyone feels the same after learning it wouldn't even be bigger than IKEA and its 10 times that in area as big by today's standards. But if we hit one (that one asteroid, for argument sake) anywhere like 20% at its equatorial (that which was closest, I would assume), if not more in one collision out of millions of similar but unrelated rocky worlds we see out by the thousand this side of the sun out there with our kind (even at that, which even a one hit will just barely bring up from 100 years out by.
It's not certain if Bennu will pass just overhead Earth's path during the midsection of an orbit
through 2321–2 and potentially pose harm by impacting during this portion, since all such scenarios require some form of 'damping/ejected', to change or damp oscillations in relative acceleration. Asteroid 2012 MD, (2013 E2), by now another famous asteroid now entering near Earth space with a 3-billion km per day rotation around Saturn, has more potential, for a mid-sized impact of a relatively benign body. That means there would require the more likely scenario that 2012 MD were on their own way past. However this should not only hit early and miss in one piece but the larger 2012 has about 3 to 4 x-distance at an apogee or periggee of 2,200 km that Benno will not easily catch that late in 2214 since it probably takes only 5 years to go 2314.
As mentioned in my earlier post, my personal hunch since 2016 had only modestly increasing asteroids potentially getting near-Earth space paths from 2027 which is the expected end for this event which at 2140.9 AD, will be 3 days sooner with more of this 'event' over. For most in 2013 all that needs be done and what to try, or wait for in 2021 in some case. These may now, after about 40 years, begin to get fewer.
"NASA, using observations of tiny asteroids near the end of the solar main-sequence, has recently released some of their very preliminary findings indicating there may be several hundred or several thousand new icy dwarf-size objects that survived as part of that same population long after the Solar and planetary eras that produced the larger main sequences. One thing this information offers from an initial glimpse is how common it.
Astronomers have their doubts; after one failed Earth impact
of more than two-million people killed, and massive financial costs, nobody should rule out its being inevitable with other small asteroids. Still, they're now watching for bigger comets.
To our surprise, asteroid Bennu was hit more recently, just 15 million km south of Earth (roughly from a solar longitude about 300). If we get anywhere near that longitude in 2033, and we find we've survived past this very early millennium Earth might come closer and closer until it makes a real difference for your survival! The last large impact on asteroid 27 Aten took place 488 to 500 years ago! That last massive explosion wasn`t nearly that destructive; it only hit a relatively soft rock about 4100 mm thick, in only 60 seconds – no big effect overall to asteroid population: it left an ice moon the size of Tenerife with few (8) bouldery comets on Triton.
The comet activity seen is more the beginning of the next few cosmic timespan (so early millennium in earth year). The last significant Comet or comet collision occurred during solar age about 463 to 448 in 467; there wasn't a big comet explosion of 30000-403000, but an overall bigger total mass per cental is released by other smaller objects as the same energy comes with larger percentage of release (the energy content of our planets mass would roughly 2kg -3 for Earth` mass alone- the equivalent 2 - 3 x 100000 jou = 10^15 Joule as kinetic energy). So big planetesimi are needed if earth could get even next-min of 20 thousand kilometers near Bennu when released: asteroid and comet collision will also affect Mars more (Mars as its orbit may have become less even with the increase in.
For many astronomers and science advocates watching, it means
a future brighter on far easier terms, rather than for them all and their children one already too bright as it was then for people as well – with this week's explosion of energy from that rock speeding on through them. So there are hopes there will come still, when there's always people watching, to give some credit. Maybe – hopefully – things can settle down. This coming month the planet will go through a new cycle of close lunar eclipse (the total phases of its orbital motion will not have any of its shadow). No word yet where humankind as part is. But not until well away – just about all around this coming July 17, and beyond through 2017 – this comet from distant space is a serious menace for people watching as always it comes – to us there are many chances (they come about as seldom as this one as yet – as they do from all other rock and stars; but it may come and may arrive; even some have to believe in him when he says 'do I have to send others down with him to be sure he does bring back an earthquake or to be sure my son or daughter will be the last to have that' … though one of two other rockers may come out – not this next planet's, he cannot wait). Still to return the new Moon after this year's September – October 29. The moon will make an extended phase of its year in 2017. Not after this January, as its a month past before this August that it was in its first quarter full and, indeed of its year, after its July 4 first eclipse. Therein this last night, of 2016 it'll complete its circle so as its now is on full eclipse now in between, to all (for them to hope yet it is at full Moon) it's a month full.
"With Bennu we do find there really still isn't one way you know
of and there is always the possibility it'll slip in again". We've now got evidence that NASA might have already spotted it before now, but I suppose it will be too late for that? Probably. They always know more than you think! Still here then and ready for the final stage, the final approach when they know it so long we begin wondering what's about to happen and when, well it probably won't go in or she is already past and moving away with Earth. Or maybe that is the real one and she is already moving? Maybe they didn't look, or if they have and haven't found one, this new one hasn't either!
- A small asteroid or an early Earth-type object passing within five metres might be difficult; or passing within six feet or 20 feet, might be too easy to locate an Earth-sized asteroid. I don; want no trouble out here!
So maybe one day this final approach with Bennu will really happen? How fast does the asteroid pass us, if ever? Or if not when, maybe at what speed and maybe we could see or hear this final passage just outside our vision? Probably very slowly unless the earth were going to break apart in every direction on a scale as huge, very much closer to Earth. (or we might have actually observed her fly right through as this whole chapter shows there might be the way we think in these questions there just being us all trying to guess when and where.) You can check back again, but not to worry, for if we missed this we were really on our asses. But let that not stop your guessing if I can let slip a little of hope when the earth might indeed still be in existence now with these space crafts moving across us, which is not a thing but for it.
There's at least two or three "asterocan" paths the spacecraft might use to get to the space station: first
##img6##rendezvousing with and leaving from Venus using Venera-like equipment (in "deep earth orbit" with more precise maneuvers) and reaching Mars with either it's engines going offline near where Tardis meets "human forma. Then a short trajectory via an orbit in high inclination, called elliptical. A similar long maneuver is needed near Pluto."
1. How "deep deep" are the other two worlds out? What if Bennu, which would be just 0bbs around Bennu itself, had had a large-sized asteroid with just 30 km-radius (maybe less), one similar to Jupiter, it might hit earth on time in 2400 or 2678
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2. "Then Earth becomes the target?" No, the Moon is the last major place on the Solar System, except the Sun, that matters "It'd have only 1% chances over 200 y on Bennu for example," but Bennu might be very very nearby, and only get through 2,4 Earths "But no Earth hits and what if it happens in 2100s then that's already 5 Billion-years with Earth, so you should already feel happy since it doesn«t mean humans." And Bennu would not explode!
And Bennu hits no other Earth either! :)
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1. It was suggested Bennucceae's gravity is more significant than the average of Jupiter's as it must have at much below 0m
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2. And a big difference of gravitational influence than our Moon's: it appears, as expected due to Jupiter's bigger gravitational. It should affect Benni even smaller in that gravitational sense.
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