By Nova Safo, CNN
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The meteor that wreaked havoc in Russia last week, shattering windows around a 50-acre area and injuring 1,200 people, was not as big as the asteroids that Dr. Bong Wie of Iowa State University is worried about. He is researching how to stop one of the 400 asteroids scientists have discovered, which have some chance of crashing into Earth and potentially destroying a city.
Wie has gotten NASA’s attention with a plan that seems right out of the Hollywood blockbuster "Armageddon." He is working on a plan to bury a nuclear bomb into a potentially deadly asteroid and blow it up into tiny pieces.
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Why blow it up? Just place a small propusion system on it surface and change the direction of travel.
That is one of the three ways NASA has suggested to stop an asteroid, the others being blowing it up and one other I can't remember.
What if we make every asteroid's business their business? Do they know how they're usually out of control?
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