July 3rd marks the passing of an Asteroid close to the Earth's orbit. There's no need to panic and run for the hills, but it's always a good excuse to run over to some pretty girl, tell her it's your last minute on Earth, and then kiss her. Then run away.
Don't Worry Ladies-I'll Protect You!
The Asteroid, known by its stage name Asteroid 2004 XP14, is about 1/2 mile wide and will serve as fodder for astronomers for years to come as it swings past the moon's orbit at 268,624-miles (432,308 km), or just 1.1 times the Moon's average distance from Earth. Also, I have included an article by Dave & Thomas in reaction to a guy that wrote "10 Ways to Destroy Earth." Enjoy!
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