Obviously there is a lot of margin for error if the chances of...

  1. zzedzz
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    16/04/08
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    Obviously there is a lot of margin for error if the chances of colliding with Earth are only 1 in 450.

    How is it then that they precisely predict that if it does collide with Earth, it must land in the Atlantic Ocean. A bit weird to say the least.
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