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No quantity of meteors could destroy the Earth.
Could meteors kill all, or even most, LIFE on the Earth? Yes, they could. They almost have, several times in the past 4 billion years. If it were large enough, it would take only one to do the job.
We do not, at present, know if there are any large meteoroids or asteroids that are on a collision course to Earth. But it seems likely that within the next 50 years, we will have sufficiently advanced technology to prevent something like this from happening.
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Where do meteor outbursts occur?
Generally in the pre-dawn sky. As the Earth travels in its path around the Sun while spinning, the line of sunrise and dawn is the "front" end of the Earth. The line of evening and sunset is the "back" end of the Earth in its path. Just as you see more bug splats on the windshield of the car - the front end - and fewer or none on the rear window, we see more meteors on the "front" of the Earth and fewer on the back. There is no area of the Earth which is more prone to meteoric impacts; meteor shower debris streams are pretty wide and the Earth is pretty small by comparison. Meteors can strike anywhere on the Earth.
Why the wolrd is going end?
the world will end because of meteors from outer space
What will happen at the end of time?
Basically, the sun would get to close to the earth causing it to burn, or the power could push the moon out of orbit causing it to hit earth and could destroy every living human being on earth.
What is it called that is causing the world to end?
It's called GLOBAL WARMING and it's humans that are wrecking the earth. If we find a way to help the earth then there is a slim chance the world will not end.
Where there any meteors during the Jurassic era?
Yes, there is evidence that suggests meteors did hit the Earth during the Jurassic era. Some scientists believe that a meteor impact may have contributed to the mass extinction event that marked the end of the Jurassic period.
How you expect the world to end?
Floods, fire,meteors,and other horrible stuff
How many years will earth survive?
The Earth will end on January 15, 2013
How many 2012 predictions are there?
Most of the answers to this question have to do with the 2012 Mayan precdiction of the end of the world. There are many, many, many other predictions that take time to find out, but here are a few of the main predictions: December 21 2012 marks the end of the world, ending it with major catastrophes such a earthquakes (among the many) There are going to be floods, bringing the end of the "word of God" for 10 consecutive years A magnetic field shift will happen to the Earth, causing a reverse polarity of the planet The Earth will collide with an asteroid or a comet
Will the world end if a meteor hits the earth?
It depends on the size of the meteor. A large enough meteor could cause widespread destruction and potentially lead to the end of human civilization, but it is unlikely to cause the end of the world as a whole. NASA and other organizations actively monitor for potentially hazardous asteroids and comets to mitigate this risk.
What do you believe will result in the end of humans?
I believe the earth will become so warm that all the ice in the artic will melt causing a massive flood.
Is the world going 2 end in 2010 if so why?
The world wont end in 2010. There are many beliefs that the earth will end in 2012, but the whole earth didnt depend on a calendar.
Are meteors showers best after midnight?
Generally, yes. The "sunrise terminator" - the line around the Earth where the Sun is just rising - is the "front" end of the Earth, while the "sunset terminator" - the line between day and night where the Sun is setting - is the "back" of the Earth as the Earth goes around the Sun. If you're riding in a car, you occasionally see bugs go "splat!" on the windshield. But you never see bugs hit the BACK window. That's because the car is moving way faster than the bugs do. The Earth goes about 67,000 MPH going around the Sun, and unless a meteoroid is going a lot faster than that, the meteoroid cannot hit the "back" of the Earth. So, you see many more meteors in the pre-dawn hours than you do in the evening hours.
