They have all been
destroyed by asteroid impacts — in the movies.
Finally, on the Moon all structures have to be placed inside energy shields which prevent them from being
destroyed by asteroids or terrorist bombardments.
Not exact matches
The universe itself, as described
by science, may be seen as our Mother but it can also be a capricious Tyrant who could
destroy all of us in the blink of an eye and with less effort at any moment (supernova,
asteroid, etc).
If we ever did need to
destroy an
asteroid on short notice, a 2009 study led
by David Dearborn of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California reassuringly showed that a 900 - kiloton nuclear device — which is within our capability — would permanently disperse a 1 - kilometre
asteroid.
This has puzzled researchers as it is widely believed that the
asteroid impact cut off the food supply in the oceans
by destroying free - floating algae and bacteria.
Moreover, ice could be
destroyed by large
asteroid impacts.
British universities have climbed up world reputation rankings, according to the latest table published
by Times Higher Education (THE), with At first glance, all
asteroids look the same and don't get much attention unless one
destroys modern life in a movie.
In the opening scene, Dodge (Steve Carell) and his wife (played
by Carell's real wife, Nancy) are sitting in their car, getting word that an Armageddon ¬ - style attempt to
destroy an
asteroid headed to earth has failed.
The object of the game is to shoot and
destroy asteroids and saucers while not colliding with either, or being hit
by the saucers» counter-fire.
It's emblazoned with artwork from
Asteroids, the Atari arcade classic in which players have to
destroy a bunch of floating rocks
by blasting the ever - loving piss out of them.
Together, we steered our ship through randomly generated
asteroid fields,
destroyed enemy ships, rescued adorable rabbits before finally being blown to pieces
by an Ursa Major bear boss.
By getting the Wisp power - up you transform into a
asteroid which
destroys walls.
A strike
by a large
asteroid or small comet nucleus (1 kilometer or greater) is but one of several kinds of independent high energy events that could
destroy humanity and probably a significant number of other species as well.
If they do put your bones in a museum of the most successful species ever to inhabit the earth (for millions of years, and not overpopulate it to boot) before being
destroyed by a once in a millenium event known as the
asteroid hit to the Gulf of Mexico just off of the Yucatan Peninsula, would you prefer to be placed with the herbavores, carnivores or omnivores?