Faith

Honestly, large life-threatening comets/objects are detected way more than a heartbeat before they would 'hit' us. While we might not be able to do much about it, it wouldn't be the suprise you make it out to be.Our existance isn't that unstable, you know.And please, at least get your info right.The closest Hyutake/Hyakutake ever came to earth was 40 times the distance to the moon. We knew about the comet months before it arrived.Check for example Nasa (Have faith in Nasa!) which says 0.1AU on 25th of March. (Comet Hyakutake Home Page (JPL))

Look. Do a google search on 'au in miles' and google will provide a number of 93 million miles.Then do a search on 'nasa au' and you'll find that Nasa's website gives a number of 93 million miles.I didn't say 100 times, I said 40, and I stand by that statement.I don't think it was close enough to be a concern. I know that with the advent of accurate astrological equipment, people realize that there is a lot of things out there whirling around like mad. I do not think that we should be scared by this in any way. We do know that large objects can hit the earth, but it's not like this happens often.

A tenth of 93 millions is 0.93 millions?Look, if you can't even divide by 10, I'm not going to bother about arguing with you about numbers.