Not sure if pop-astronomy - the link directs to NASA site. I decided for title to be somewhat more spicey in hopes it will create a longer and deeper conversat

Not sure if pop-astronomy - the link directs to NASA site. I decided for title to be somewhat more spicey in hopes it will create a longer and deeper conversation re asteroids and the danger they present to live on Earth. Clickbaity I agree, it is not misleading tho - for close to 15 years we weren't sure whether it will hit or miss. I would argue we are still too far off from the randevou date. At the distance MN4 is today, any collision with another body of even 1% of its weight, could change trajectory dramatically - put Earth on a bullseye path, or "kick" asteroid out of Earth orbit trajectory altogether. We will have to live there to see it, I guess.