Comments on: What are the chances the Earth won’t get hit by another doomsday type asteroid of comet? http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html UFO videos, images and reports from all over the world. Thu, 24 May 2012 12:48:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: betotron http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8855 betotron Thu, 27 Oct 2011 17:56:27 +0000 http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8855 one billion to one one billion to one

]]> By: arslan http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8854 arslan Thu, 27 Oct 2011 17:03:26 +0000 http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8854 Throughout the Earths lifespan, the chance of getting hit by an asteroid is 100%. Scientists are right, it has happened before and it will happen again. Earth is bound to get hit by an asteroid someday. Some where out there, there is an asteroid with our name on it. But over the course of the next century, the chances of getting hit by an asteroid is 1 in 250,000 because an asteroid called Apophis is believed to be heading towards Earth and will reach us in 2036. But the chances of it hitting us in 2036 are very slim. The chances of getting hit by an asteroid after 2037 and the next 100 years is almost 0%. Throughout the Earths lifespan, the chance of getting hit by an asteroid is 100%. Scientists are right, it has happened before and it will happen again. Earth is bound to get hit by an asteroid someday. Some where out there, there is an asteroid with our name on it.

But over the course of the next century, the chances of getting hit by an asteroid is 1 in 250,000 because an asteroid called Apophis is believed to be heading towards Earth and will reach us in 2036. But the chances of it hitting us in 2036 are very slim.

The chances of getting hit by an asteroid after 2037 and the next 100 years is almost 0%.

]]> By: nine tales http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8853 nine tales Thu, 27 Oct 2011 16:32:39 +0000 http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8853 It wil happen but not now maybe over 6 billion years It wil happen but not now maybe over 6 billion years

]]> By: ME! http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8852 ME! Thu, 27 Oct 2011 15:41:35 +0000 http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8852 The probability of anything that has happened before, happening again under the assumption of infinite time, is 1. Which means it is definite. Of course that's under the assumption of infinite time. So it's only if something else doesn't get us first. It's impossible to estimate an accurate probability of something happening without major variables, which we don't have. We can't include something as a variable if we don't have knowledge of its exsistance. The probability of anything that has happened before, happening again under the assumption of infinite time, is 1. Which means it is definite. Of course that’s under the assumption of infinite time. So it’s only if something else doesn’t get us first.

It’s impossible to estimate an accurate probability of something happening without major variables, which we don’t have. We can’t include something as a variable if we don’t have knowledge of its exsistance.

]]> By: eelfins http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8851 eelfins Thu, 27 Oct 2011 15:21:22 +0000 http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8851 Assuming a major extinction event occurs roughtly every 50 million years, that would make odds about 1 in a million of no such events within the next billion years. It would be like flipping a coin 20 times and it landing on heads every time (i.e. the odds are 1 in 2^20). 1 billion years is approximatly how long until the Earth leaves the sun's habitable zone and goes completely exctinct anyway. Assuming a major extinction event occurs roughtly every 50 million years, that would make odds about 1 in a million of no such events within the next billion years. It would be like flipping a coin 20 times and it landing on heads every time (i.e. the odds are 1 in 2^20). 1 billion years is approximatly how long until the Earth leaves the sun’s habitable zone and goes completely exctinct anyway.

]]> By: Ben http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8850 Ben Thu, 27 Oct 2011 15:06:19 +0000 http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8850 it will definately happen, its just a matter of time. it will definately happen, its just a matter of time.

]]> By: Dude http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8849 Dude Thu, 27 Oct 2011 14:43:01 +0000 http://www.ufo-watch.com/doomsday-2/what-are-the-chances-the-earth-wont-get-hit-by-another-doomsday-type-asteroid-of-comet.html#comment-8849 honestly, it's hard to make a prediction, we only have one planet that we have good data on. But I'd guess the odds that earth never gets hit by a large body in the next 4 billion years (when the sun swallows earth) is around zero. honestly, it’s hard to make a prediction, we only have one planet that we have good data on. But I’d guess the odds that earth never gets hit by a large body in the next 4 billion years (when the sun swallows earth) is around zero.

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