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2024 YR4 and the year 2032. Bob, this is not Earth. It is the moon, however. And we're looking at a possible impact of an asteroid.

What is the significance of that, Bob?

What is it?

What does it mean?

All right.

Well, let's back up and at least give the backgrounds

in case people don't remember.

In 2024, they discovered this asteroid.

They now estimated to be about, what is it, 200 feet across. I think that's the

size they estimate right now. They discovered this asteroid. It was a potentially dangerous asteroid,

and the first calculations of the orbit gave it a very high chance of hitting the Earth in

2032. They've now done a whole series of observations all this year, and they now have

narrowed it down so that the impact of 2032 of the Earth is nil. They really do not expect it.

It won't hit the Earth in 2032. However, the calculations say there is now, and they've increased

this percentage. They've now increased the chances that will hit the moon

in 2032 from about

3.8% to about

4.3%. A slight increase.

The thing is, the moon sits in the

center of the margin of error,

which means that those

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