Anonymous

Define chance. I mean right now it is beyond the orbit of Mars in a stable orbit of its own. I have a better chance of hitting you than it does.

Anonymous

Not as long as it’s orbit is stable...

Anonymous

An almost non-existent chance, yes.

Anonymous

absolutely and totally false. You need a source of an unreasonable energy directed just right to alter the orbit, then miss Mars and the Moon As the dominant member of the asteroid belt Ceres is not going anywhere

Anonymous

Yes of course - a chance. About the same chance as a snowball surviving for 1 day in the lava lake of the nearest volcano

Anonymous

Yeah, right. And I'm the Pope's left ball. Look, lots gets written online, lots of it complete crap. Ask yourself WHO wrote this. Trust reliable sources only - on which point, you can't even remember what your source is.

Anonymous

Yeah...sure...why not? Knock yourself out.

Anonymous

Blue faced moron

Anonymous

"Is this true???" You say you read it - why would I doubt you?

Anonymous

im not joking i saw it on Daily Mail

Anonymous

probably

Anonymous

There is a higher chance of u winning the lottery then to have that asteroid hit earth mainly cause the Atmosphere and the magnetic field

Anonymous

How about citing your source. Instead of saying "I heard somewhere..."? But no, Ceres has a near zero chance of hitting Earth in the foreseeable future.