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It very easily could. Earth gets hit with large amounts of tiny meteors and dust daily; however, large ones are extremely rare, so I doubt you have anything to worry about.
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Is a meteor going to earth?
Yes. Many per day.
Are you going to die when the meteor hits earth in 2012?
I don't know - did you.
Is there a meteor skimming earth in 2014?
It is The end, We are all going to die
Will retrograde rotation of a meteor impact earth?
Not really; meteors are so insignificant, compared to the mass of the Earth, that it makes precisely zero difference whether the meteor strikes the Earth going with or going against the Earth's rotation. Even a dinosaur killer that would devastate the biosphere isn't going to affect the Earth's rotation.
Is there a meteor going to hit earth in 2008?
Not recordedly but you never know - watch out!
Is a meteor going to destroy earth in 2012?
Considering that it is 2016 and we are still here, it seems unlikely.
Are you going to suvive when the meteor hits earth in 2012?
Seeing that I am answering this question in 2016, I suppose the answer is yes.
What causes meteor to glow when they fall on earth?
The main cause is they fart alot but also its because they are going so fast
What will happen on 23 September 2015?
The Earth is NOT going to be hit by a meteor on that date, unlike what some people would lead you to think. If a meteor was going to hit, we would have known about it months or possibly years before, and it would be getting constant news coverage.
Is a meteorite really going to hit earth or an asteroid?
a meteorite is a rock that hits the earth an asteroid is a rock just floating out in space and a meteor is a rock that comes into the earth's atmosphere but burns up
Does a asteroid appear as a streak in the sky?
No. It is a meteor that appears as a brief streak in the sky as it burns up going through Earth's atmosphere.
What is the law for when a meteor moving in a straight path changes direction when it flies by earth?
It would not be going in a straight line because it would already be in orbit round the Sun. When it comes close to Earth it is then attracted by the Earth's gravity and this is a standard 3-body problem with the meteor under two forces. It could be solved numerically.
