Human skull asteroids can create super terrible tsunamis

Skull-shaped asteroids that can create super tsunamis will return to visit Earth in 2018.

According to Daily Star, it was noticeable when it flew close to Earth on the occasion of Haloween in 2015. At that time, TB145 was only 486,000km from Earth, 1.3 times the distance to the Moon.

The asteroid TB145 is noticeable because of its skull-like shape.

This asteroid looks from a distance like a skull. In November 2018, TB145 will return to visit Earth but at a longer distance than before.

'Although this asteroid does not approach Earth as it was in 2015, its return will help gather more information about asteroids as well as similar-sized objects flying around the Earth. ' expert Pablo Santos-Sanz from the Astronomical Research Institute in Spain said.

With a diameter of about 625-700 meters, the asteroid TB145 can become a giant fireball that erases any city on Earth.

Photograph of asteroid TB145 2015.

According to experts, this skull-shaped asteroid has a 71% chance of falling into the ocean if one day it hits Earth. This scenario will create a super tsunami that engulfs many coastal areas.

The asteroid TB145 can also create earthquakes up to 7 on the Richter scale. But super tsunami is still the biggest concern.

However, others argue that this asteroid will break into pieces if it hits the Earth. Not all debris crosses the atmosphere to create a threat to mankind.