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Is the probability of this event not equal to zero then?
by dustingetz 4y ago
Is the probability of this event not equal to zero then?
- spuz 4y agoThe paper estimates objects of these size should hit Earth at least once per decade. The database goes back to 1988 so there might even be one or two others in there waiting to be detected.
- simne 4y agoUnfortunately, this is like Britain coast length in 1700s - constantly increased, few years more than 100% increase, because of development of science and technologies. And most such objects appear above equatorial locations (because originated from Galaxy plane), where not much science institutions exists.