It would leave a huge impact crater where it hit and if it landed in an ocean it would make a huge wave. If it landed in the dessert it would spread dust all over the world and kill people. That's how the dinosaurs died.
No, there is no evidence to support the claim that a giant asteroid was going to hit Earth in 2014. Astronomers keep a close eye on potentially hazardous asteroids, and there are protocols in place to deal with any potential threats.
No one knows. It could be from a giant meteor that crashed into earth millions of years ago.
On a giant asteroid in the asteroid belt.
"An asteroid is a piece of moon that orbits the sun and a moon is a giant rock sphere that orbits earth."
Depending on the size of the meteorite, there may be no humans left to impact.
it would break our atmosphere and let in all the ultra violet radiation and we would all die slowly of skin Cancer because of the UV light
The odds of a large asteroid hitting the Earth is 1 to 1; 100%. It WILL happen. We just don't know WHEN. In fact, I'd guarantee that probably 1,000 "large" asteroids will hit the Earth over the course of the next 4 to 5 BILLION years, which is how long we expect the Earth to exist. After that, there's a chance that the Earth will be destroyed when the Sun expands into a red giant. We really can't know the odds that a large asteroid will hit the Earth in any given time period. This year? Next year? Within the next 100 years? Small, but not zero, and we can't get more precise than that. Every few months, we discover a new asteroid that either just did or is about to zip past the Earth within a fairly close (less than the lunar distance) range. So far, they've all missed. But things DO strike the Earth, with some frequency. There was the biggie 65 million years ago that wiped out the dinosaurs, and one that may have struck northern Canada about 15,000 years ago and caused the "Younger Dryas" mini-ice age. There's some speculation that something crashed into the Indian Ocean about 3,500 years ago, and the resulting tsunami might have inspired the legends of Gilgamesh and Noah's Ark. In 1908, something caused a nuclear-bomb-level blast in Tunguska, Siberia, which was caused by either a stray comet, some sort of giant meteor or small asteroid, or perhaps a UFO, crashed into the Earth.
a giant asteroid hit them
go through the asteroidbelt until you find a large asteroid with a giant Crystal on it.
An asteroid is a minor planet that can lean towards terrestrial objects such as the rocky protoplanet-asteroids of Vesta and Pallas.
The Asteroid Belt
No. There is no way to eliminate all life on Earth even if we wanted to. It would take a massive asteroid impact to do that.