What Would Happen If Asteroid Apophis Were To Smash Into Earth In 2036?

What Would Happen If Asteroid Apophis Were To Smash Into Earth In 2036?

The asteroid Apophis has crossed Earth’s path. Now, astronomers will return to their calculators to find out what danger it poses in the future. The 1,000-foot-wide asteroid has made the first in a series of close approaches to the Earth predicted since it was first discovered in 2009. Scientists ruled out any possibility of a devastating collision this time — but there remains a small chance the asteroid will smash into Earth in 2036.

The best way to understand the ramification of such an impact, would be to look at past impacts of earth with asteroids. Is there evidence for previous impacts of this size? The obvious answer is yes….. but is the earth still reeling from the impact that killed the dinosaurs? Hard to imagine, but in the book, “Yellowstone Super Volcano… Remnants of a Celestial Impact” the evidence is overwhelming that Yellowstone super Volcano is the result of a asteroid impact. The past eruptions being bubble eruptions following the trajectory of the impactor. To this day, the earth is still feeling the effects from that impact!

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