There is a large asteroid, made entirely of iron, currently speeding toward earth. Discovered in 2004, it’s called “Apophis,” after the Greek-Egyptian god of death and destruction. And the asteroid named after a god of death will be the largest and closest thing to come near Earth than any other
Wikipedia bills itself as the dictionary millions of people write and edit. But do that many people really contribute? In fact, Wikipedia, the world's most advanced collaborative repository of human knowledge, is actually edited and monitored by a relatively small group of users: the "Lords" of Wikipedia.
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Tusaani on The End of the World? The Asteroid Apophis May Hit Earth in 2036 on 7th, Feb 2009
Interesting article! I've never even heard of the article before. It's a bit scary to think about though.
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