It would put a huge crater in the Earths crust, causing all the extra material to shoot up hundreds of miles into space. The Meteorite would cause a shock wave to go around the world in a matter of minutes. If it crashed into the ocean it would cause a tsunami thousands of feet high enough to to swallow up Manhattan without even trying. Soon the material that was just shot sideways would destroy anything in its path killing billions of people. Most to all of life would parish. Soon the material that was spread around the globe will cover the sun cooling the Earth. It will make it a nuclear winter for hundreds of years. Either way you'd die from either the meteor, or if you somehow survive you'll die from dehydration, starvation, disease, etc., during the winter.
Highly unlikely because Uranus is a gas giant and a meteor is so small.
Well, it depends on the size of the meteorite you're talking about. If you want to cause a small crater, then go anywhere from a few meters across to a small house in diameter. If you want to cause some minor effects, get something from the size of a large house to 150ft in diameter (Meteor Crater in Arizona.) If you want to cause some major effects to mass extinction, use a meteor the size of 1 mile to 20 miles in diameter or a comet. (One that killed the dinosaurs.) If you want to cause a cataclysmic explosion which can have a shock wave reach Earth's antipodal point, use something +60mi in diameter. (Shockwave goes all the way around the Earth.) If you want to completely destroy the Earth, use a asteroid the size of Venus or larger.
An asteroid or meteor that would cause climatic change, about 1 in 600,000 to 1 in 10,000,000.
You can see meteors on any clear night. There are several occasions throughout the year when there are meteor 'showers'. As you do not give a date we do not know when 'tonight' is. See the link below for a list of some dates for meteor showers.
use a non dragon pokemon that can learn a fisical dragon attak!! that should do it. (please dont chose aerodactyl cause he is type rock!!!)
because if the crater goes towards its self then down it it due to volcano but impact crater is looks more spread out and u may see parts of the meteor or cause of impact marks around the crater
When a meteor crashes into the Earth, it can cause a crater to form, release a huge amount of energy, and sometimes create shock waves that can cause damage to surrounding areas. The impact can also eject debris into the atmosphere, leading to potential changes in the environment.
A crater is formed when a meteoroid, asteroid, or comet collides with the Earth's surface at a high velocity. The impact creates a depression in the ground, often surrounded by an elevated rim, due to the explosive force generated upon impact.
A large meteor strike on the earth might cause a crateron the surface. If it struck the water, it may leave a bit of a crater in the sea floor, depending on the size and velocity and composition of the meteor and the depth of the sea where it impacted. If it hit land, there'd be a big "dent" in the ground where the missle and the blast of impact gouged it out.
When a meteorite hits a planet, it can create a crater, eject debris into the surrounding area, and potentially cause seismic activity. Additionally, the impact can generate heat that can melt surrounding rock and create impact melt rocks.
Highly unlikely because Uranus is a gas giant and a meteor is so small.
There is the famous crater in Arizona, known as Meteor Crater or Barringer Crater. It is not actually meteors that cause craters. Meteors are destroyed in the Earth's atmosphere. If they survive the Earth's atmosphere and then land on Earth, they are known as meteorites. So it is meteorites that actually cause craters.
Giant meteors have hit the Earth many times. Probably the most destructive - so far - was Chicxulub which "may" have been the cause of the dinosaurs extinction.The most notable crater in the US is - not surprisingly - called meteor crater. Located in the Arizona desert, near Winslow.
When a meteor hits the Earth, it may form a meteorite, a crater, or airburst. A meteorite is a piece of rock or metal that has fallen to Earth from space. MeteoriteOpens in a new window Meteorite A crater is a large, bowl-shaped depression in the ground that is formed when a meteor impacts the Earth. CraterOpens in a new window Crater An airburst is a phenomenon that occurs when a meteor explodes in the atmosphere before it reaches the ground. AirburstOpens in a new window Airburst The type of impact feature that is formed depends on the size and speed of the meteor, as well as the composition of the ground that it hits. Smaller meteors that hit the Earth at high speeds tend to vaporize completely, leaving no impact feature behind. Larger meteors that hit the Earth at slower speeds may form craters. The largest craters on Earth are thought to have been formed by asteroids, which are much larger than meteors. Airbursts are most likely to occur when a meteor enters the Earth's atmosphere at a very high speed. The heat generated by the meteor's passage through the atmosphere can cause it to explode before it reaches the ground. Airbursts can cause significant damage, but they do not typically leave any impact feature behind. The impact of a meteor on Earth can have a number of consequences, including: The formation of a crater or airburst The release of dust and debris into the atmosphere The potential for widespread damage or destruction The impact of a meteor on Earth is a rare event, but it is a potential hazard that should be taken into account.
The lines are cause by debris from the impact. They are called rays.
If it is big enough, it might even smash and destroy Earth. If it is a smaller one, it will destroy humanity, but will make a crater. If it is a very small one, it will just fall in someone`s head, probably killing him.
It will create a crater similar to the Barringer crater (Meteor crater).Where it actually hits will determine the overall destructive effect.Oceans: TsunamiCities: Total destruction.Barren land: Crater.