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Besides the fact that anything we plan today will epidemiology be made pointless by obsoletion sooner than 30 years from now, changing the course of the asteroid, like most else to do with extraterrestrial gas and rocks, is a long shot that people are just not going to care much about. [reply] by NJerseyGuy on 12/07/05 [comment buried, show commenthide comment] + 1 digg epidemiology The fact is that a 0.01% chance of this hitting earth is still a significant concern. Considering that the world economy is of the order 40 trillion dollars, it would epidemiology be very reasonable to invest a billion in a program that could avert an impact causing more damage than an atomic bomb. [reply] by fenixsys on 12/07/05 [comment buried, show commenthide comment] + 0 diggs keeping the asteroid at level 1 on the Torino impact hazard scale as of September 2005, with an estimated impact-probability of 1 in 5,560 [reply] by nattfodd on 12/07/05 [comment buried, show commenthide comment] + 0 diggs meh...
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