VM Deep Impact #2?
Written by Goro, June 24, 2019
The scenario gets a bit more real/literal… Coming this September:
A variety of news reports published over the last few days suggest that we are about to collide with a piece of space rock that could wreak havoc on the Earth.
Many of them make reference to warnings from space agencies that suggest they are heading off to hide in a bunker.
“Football field-sized asteroid could hit Earth this year,” read one of the headlines.
No need to panic, only a remote possibility. Still a real possibility…
This fall, Earth has about a 1-in-7,000 chance of getting an uninvited extraterrestrial visitor: asteroid 2006 QV89.
The space rock is expected to whiz by our planet on Sept. 9, 2019, according to European Space Agency’s (ESA) list of space objects that could collide with Earth. That list was updated online June 6. Out of 10 objects on the list, 2006 QV89 ranked fourth.
While 2006 QV89 is “only” 5th on the ESA Risk List, no other objects on the list has such a near-term close encounter date. The next nearest one is in 2022.
September 9, 2019 or 9/9/19. Interesting date…
Note that the day immediately before that – September 8 – is the birthday of the Virgin Mary (“Nativity of Mary”)!
Does this Deep Impact-Virgin Mary combination remind you of something?
Virgin Mary… VM… asteroid impact…
Part of the “super prophecy” (Super Bowl foreshadowing) was fulfilled by the dramatic fire of Notre Dame/Our Lady/Virgin Mary in Paris on Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday.
We may well be in for another such Deep Impact event. Maybe less intense, maybe more intense.
