NASA regularly informs us about threats that are rushing towards our planet and sound quite dangerous. It’s no different now. It turns out that one of the most dangerous asteroids called Bennau can break the Earth, and its impact is supposed to resemble the explosion of 24 atomic bombs. The date for the end of the world has been announced!
The date of the end of the world is already known and scares many people. When will it happen? Scientists have given a specific answer. Each of us has experienced at least a dozen ends of the world. We have heard about them on the news and even seen apocalyptic movies such as Doomsday, The Day After Tomorrow, or Don’t look up. Apart from the constantly appearing suspenseful and often staged adaptations, what scares us more is the vision of scientists who regularly report on potentially dangerous objects rushing towards our planet. This time is no different because recently NASA has announced the date of the end of the world. The Earth is to be destroyed asteroid Bennuthe impact force of which is to be comparable to the simultaneous one the explosion of 24 atomic bombs. It turns out that Bennau was discovered in 1999 and scientists have been closely watching it since then. Interestingly, in 2018, a probe was even sent to the asteroid to collect samples and is expected to return them to Earth on Sunday, September 24.
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Will asteroid Bennu lead to the end of the world?
NASA announced the date of the end of the world. Asteroid Determine is about to hit our planet in less than 160 yearsExactly on Sunday, September 24, 2182. Interestingly, this asteroid is small, 490 meters in diameter, but it is dangerous to Earth due to its distance from our planet. ABC News reported that the asteroid Bennu passes by our planet about every six years and its last close encounters occurred in 1999, 2005 and 2011. Will the world actually end in 159 years? Nobody knows that. For now, NASA reassures the public by saying that the probability of an asteroid colliding with Earth is very low. However, if this were to occur, the potential damage could reach up to 600 miles from the point of impact. According to NASA, there is a 1 in 1,750 chance that Bennu will hit our planet.
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