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Researchers speculate that Earth's gravity might even cause seismic activity on the 50m-wide space rock.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 6406905:MV8yMTQwNDExXzM2MTQ5MDI3X0IyM0MzRDlB] Damn. If that rock starts cracking, and breaking apart...might we see bits pulled into us? 5* OP [/quote]
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Well dreams and gut feelings now they say this
ASTEROID FLYBY: At 2:25 p.m. EST (19:25 UTC) on Friday, Feb. 15th, asteroid 2012 DA14 will fly past Earth only 17,200 miles above our planet's surface. This will put it well inside the orbit of geosynchronous satellites, closer than any asteroid of the same size has come since regular sky surveys began in the 1990s. Researchers speculate that Earth's gravity might even cause seismic activity on the 50m-wide space rock. Click to view a computer simulation of the flyby, courtesy of NASA:
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