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The Day the Earth Almost Got Hit
Newspaper Points Finger at
Astronomers Over Asteroid 2002 EM7 Close Call
From Western Daily Press
18 March 2002
PHEW - that was
close. A huge asteroid came close to knocking a great chunk out
of the earth earlier on March 2002 and we didn't even realise it.
Despite scientists
constantly scanning the skies for low-flying lumps of alien rock,
somehow they managed to miss this one.
Apparently the
asteroid, named 2002 EM7 (1)
and 35 x 78 metres sneaked in
through a blindspot.
It was only picked up
after moving past the Earth, missing us by some 155,000 kms, which in
galactic terms is regarded as a pretty close shave.
Astronomers have been
arguing for more funding to improve their chances of spotting these
potentially deadly asteroids.
No doubt they will be
making sure they don't miss 2002 EM7 as it threatens to strike the
earth on its way back.
But
I wouldn't put
your house on it. The odds of it hitting on its return are at best one
in six million. (2)
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