And yet, there is more of the surface of the earth that is not Pacific Ocean than is.
Therefor it is less likely to land on the Pacific Ocean than somewhere else.
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- 100 Years Since the Tunguska Event
- A Canadian operated asteroid-hunting satellite should probe the sky in 2010.
- House passes bill mandating a plan for asteroid warning and deflection
- That is in addition to the George Brown Jnr. Ammendment
- Once in 100 years, huh?...The next one will explode over the Pacific.
- A Hiroshima size explosion occurs in Earth's atmosphere around once a year.
- And yet, there is more of the surface of the earth that is not Pacific Ocean than is.
- A big enough impact in the ocean...
- The one that zipped over the US in 1972...
- re: The one that zipped over the US in 1972..it might still trigger a nuclear response .
- And there may be a 'recent' Arabian Tunguska that may have wiped out a merchant city/town.
- Happened in 1991 as well.