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The ones that we can see before they hit are very big. The ones that do hit are too small to be seen beforehand. There are a lot more of the smaller ones than t
by user-the-name 5y ago
The ones that we can see before they hit are very big. The ones that do hit are too small to be seen beforehand. There are a lot more of the smaller ones than the bigger ones.
- dredmorbius 5y agoIt's roughly a logarithmic progression in size an frequency. So: 10x larger -> 10x rarer. Tunguska-size impacts are roughly 1x century. Distributions are pretty much random. God may or may not play dice with the Universe, but the Univers plays dice with Earth.