It won't hit Earth. It will fly-by the planet, like every other famous asteroid.
So, your answer is - it won't, it's just doing a fly-by.
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The Earth is hit by tens of thousands of meteoroids each day. Most of them are smaller than a grain of rice, but a few are larger. Softball-sized objects hit the Earth every few days or so, and car-sized objects hit us every couple of years. But bigger things have hit us before, and certainly will hit us again.
It was probably an enormous coincidence, but on the same day that asteroid 2012 DA14 passed by at a distance of about 17,000 miles (just a whisker in astronomical terms!) the Earth was struck by a couple of fairly substantial rocks.
One exploded high in the air over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in eastern Siberia. The meteor was captured by hundreds of video cameras, and the shock wave from the explosion shattered windows and caused over a thousand injuries from flying glass.
I'm also seeing reports of a similar object that exploded high in the air over eastern Cuba, but I haven't seen any pictures of that yet.
It came and went on February 15th, it was called 2012-DA14.
February 15th, 1915, was a Monday.
The name was 2012-DA14.
it will be relaeased either before 15th of february or on 15th of february
No, however, gold medal winners on Saturday, February 15th will receive a second medal, one that contains fragments of the meteorite that exploded over Russia a year ago.
Presidents' Day always falls on the 3rd Monday in February, so that's Monday 15th Feb in 2010.
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Yes. The 1st Movie The Lightning thief Is coming Out February 15th 2010!
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February 15th, 1564 fell on a Saturday.
Wikipedia says: It [The 15th Amendment] was ratified on February 3, 1870.
The last fireballs were seen in Austin, Texas on February 15th 2009. They were purported to be debris from a satellite breaking up in space.