That is four years old.
GEE whiz

Off course they are not going to warn us.

And these impacts are becoming much more common as we enter the concentration of matter int he galactic plane, just as I predicted. I can even tell you the velocity of them because the relative velocity of the movement of the solar system and galactic plane is a known value. These are not your ordinary asteroids or 'fireballs' and it will be impossible to predict an impact more than few days out because they are not coming from where they are looking! Most impacts of asteroids come from the ecliptic plane of the solar system. These 'rocks" could come from a totally different and unpredictable direction, like from directly above or below the ecliptic. I will say no more in keeping with my decision not to provide any useful information to them, but it could be interpolated what direction they will come from by information already presented by careful and intelligent analysis