The probability of a large asteroid colliding with Earth and destroying all life here is the single most important factor in determining whether or not humanity will go the way of the dinosaurs and if we’re doomed.

The meteorite strike off the coast of what is now the Yucatan peninsula 66 million years ago stands out as the most devastating in terms of the number of species it wiped out.

And now NASA Chief has issued a warning that something enormous is headed toward Earth, with the potential to cause a gigantic tsunami and tidal waves that can wipe out the entire world if they make landfall.

Are we helpless in the face of whatever is coming at us and destined to perish? Or is there still hope for us?

Join us as we explore what you need to know about Earth’s next violent asteroid guest.

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