It really is clickbait. Nowhere in the article does it talk about "destroying the world." You'd suppose they were referring to some kind of near-miss from a ma

It really is clickbait. Nowhere in the article does it talk about "destroying the world." You'd suppose they were referring to some kind of near-miss from a massive body causing, I don't know, gravitational forces or something. What it's actually saying is that there would be a lot of panic in the run-up to an impact, so that even a relatively small event could cause oil prices to spike and real estate values to drop in the impact area. Hardly anything at all like the headline suggests.