Asteroids to Hit Earth, Destroy Lives, Slip through NASA Satellites

Asteroids capable to hit the earth and destroy some cities is possible to slip through NASA satellites

It is days for the humans to prepare for these Asteroids. Europe will launch a new £915,000 telescope next week as ESA scientists are concerned about the threat.

Flyeye will be able to scan space and identify any possible objects heading to Earth, giving enough time to plan accordingly.

ESA released plans to the public in a no-nonsense video. It did not spare the niceties and dug straight into a catastrophic situation.

The hypothetical simulation played out a terrifying scenario with an asteroid on course to strike Earth in 2028.

A newsreader says: "Today's top story remains the discovery of an asteroid as large as a city block heading towards Earth last week.

"It is predicted that it will strike somewhere between Tokyo and Copenhagen in just 24 days from now, according to original projections.

"Simulations show that the effect will be sufficient to ruin a town.

"10 kilometers from impact heat causes third-degree burns to ignite clothing.

"The UN is meeting again today to determine an evacuation should be ordered."

The photograph then showed the panic of researchers expecting the asteroid to hit Earth owing to the absence of obvious data.

One argues: "Millions of people are planning to relocate".