Don't Worry About That Asteroid That Might Hit This Year | SciShow News

The video discusses the low probability of asteroid 2006 QV 89 impacting Earth, comparing it to past meteor events like Chelyabinsk and Tongouska. It explains that while the asteroid is on ESA's risk list, the chance of impact is minimal. The video also explores how tides can trigger earthquakes, focusing on research at Axial Seamount, revealing that low tides allow magma to expand, causing earthquakes. This discovery helps understand earthquake triggers and may aid in predicting future events.

What is the estimated size of the asteroid 2006 QV 89?

What is the chance of asteroid 2006 QV 89 hitting Earth?

What event in 2013 was compared to the potential impact of 2006 QV 89?

What was the impact of the Tunguska event in 1908?

How do tides affect earthquake occurrences according to the recent findings?

What did scientists discover about the relationship between magma and earthquakes?

What is the significance of understanding how earthquakes happen?