Most astronomers - with some help from the statisticians - feel that a massive asteroid or cometary nucleus strike on earth is an inevitability someday down the road. That does not mean it will happen. It only means the odds seem to indicate it will.
I does not. The asteroid would of had to knock out the entire earth for that to happen. If you think of the facts it is just not possible.
No, if the Earth was destroyed by an asteroid we would not be living today.
it would be colder on an asteroid than it is on earth because asteroids are in space and space is so cold that if you were in space without a astronaut suit you would freeze to death immediately but if the asteroid were moving (a shooting star) it would be flaming and would be warmer than earth depending on what part of earth you are talking about (for example the is a large temperature distinction between the Sahara desert and antartica ) hope this helps and good luck with your future studies of earth and space.
Which asteroid? depending on its size, an asteroid impact could be devastating for life on Earth, though life would recover somehow eventually.
A black hole would eventually swallow up the entire Earth. An asteroid would provoke great catastrophes - depending, of course, on the mass of the asteroid.
An asteroid would hit earth first
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At one point in time, definitely. many of us would think that if the asteroid is going to hit our earth, then it will be the end. Yes it would be the end of us, but our earth may still live on. (like with the dinosaurs).
If the asteroid is more than about 5 miles in diameter, the devastation would be worldwide. There would be nothing that anyone could do.
99942 Apophis is an asteroid where initial observations indicated a small probability (up to 2.7%) that it would strike the Earth in 2029.Later observations concluded that the asteroid would miss the Earth.The chances are now set at a one in 3 million that it will hit Earth.
Not quite sure what you mean with hang from it; the asteroid would attract the building (much less so than Earth does, but still), so the asteroid would be "downward" for anybody close to the asteroid.In principle there is no reason why you couldn't build something on an asteroid, but that would not "hang... from the asteroid".
Your weight on an asteroid would depend on its size and mass. Since asteroids are much smaller than Earth, your weight would likely be significantly lower than 80 pounds, due to the weaker gravitational pull.