Purdue University has unveiled ''Impact: Earth!'' a new website that allows anyone to calculate the potential damage a comet or asteroid would cause if it hit the Earth.
The interactive website is scientifically accurate enough to be used by homeland security and NASA, but user-friendly and visual enough for elementary school students, said Jay Melosh, the distinguished professor of earth and atmospheric sciences and physics at Purdue who led the creation of the impact effects calculator.
http://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/general/2010/101103MeloshImpactEarth.html
@dqchannel No, i don't bealive in that, i just think space know that there are BIGEST dueches on earth so it just want to get rid of them all :P THANK YOU OH GREAT SPACE XD!!!!!!!!
medicinka1234 3 months ago
@medicinka1234 because it just awesome
dqchannel 3 months ago
Why does EVERYTIHNG hit in America ??
medicinka1234 3 months ago 2
@rizer912 because it happened before we were born, probably.
icannotfly 5 months ago
if this has happened before, how are we still standing here?
rizer912 5 months ago
big waste of time ..... the hell was i thinken
melik101 6 months ago
This simulator is bullshit.
Bosman1745 6 months ago
sucks
cassiemoore13183 8 months ago
wow that would have hit my house
DJGhillie 1 year ago
tried it, it didn`t showed any visual efects
kn1b1s95 1 year ago