
The Impact: Earth! calculator was developed by a Purdue University research team and it basically lets anyone calculate the damage an asteroid will cause when it hits Earth. You’ll have to fill in the basic info of your presumed asteroid like how big it is, how dense it is, the angle of entry and the location of its hit. But after that’s inputted, the calculator will spit back the dire consequences: like the size of the crater, the seismic effects, the energy of the ejecta, and other scary results of an asteroid.
Things get a little hairy if an Empire State Building-size asteroid landed here but I’m totally cool with a humpback whale sized asteroid. [Impact: Earth! via Pop Sci]



















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