The asteroid may not smash into Jupiter any time soon, but it's less clear if Bee-Zed will smash into one of the Trojans.
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We're watching the moments where people smash into tragic circumstances.
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AUTOPILOT DIDN'T VEER OFF THE ROAD AND SMASH INTO ANYTHING.
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The neutrons smash into other atoms, causing them to split.
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The hypothetical object would have to smash into Jupiter head-on.
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Players smash into one another with the impact of car accidents.
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Players smash into one another with the impact of car accidents.
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"Cars smash into each other here all the time," he said.
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Next, the AAVs roar into life and smash into the swirling sea.
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In just seven days, the Rosetta spacecraft will smash into Comet 123P.
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They smash into the wall and hopefully they get to the top.
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Padding was added to certain walls that the actors would smash into.
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Padding was added to certain walls that the actors would smash into.
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Sometimes, the light and heavy smash into each other for a mesmerizing effect.
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But story is exactly what Joyce wanted to smash into a million pieces.
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How scary is it when two of these things smash into each other?
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I've seen five or six cars smash into other cars, and it's getting worse.
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If a huge asteroid were to smash into Earth, what would happen to us?
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Other cars will often smash into each other wildly and careen off of walls.
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The charged particles accelerate and smash into gas molecules in the atmosphere, producing light.
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As in, men in bulky shoulder pads smash into one another, and America cheers.
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Shredded parachutes meant certain death for the rover, which would smash into the rusty ground.
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The car forced them off the road, causing the family to smash into a tree.
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Through the ages, rocks are recycled, remelted, and reformed as continents smash into one another.
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In other words, if something can smash into Jupiter, then something else could hit Earth.
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You smash into boxes with carrots on them, instead of boxes with stars on them.
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In September, Rosetta will smash into 67P to join Philae in one last, silent goodbye.
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Someone had tried to smash into the captain's cabin several nights before, damaging the door.
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She watched the bridge smash into the street below in what seemed like an instant.
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Hahahahahaha. I have hope we won't smash into another shutdown, but it's hard to tell.
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The probe could smash into the asteroid or be damaged by debris during the extraction attempt.
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I found the dodgems fun because the object of the game is to smash into people.
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However, asteroids change shape over time, as they smash into other celestial objects and break apart.
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The players smash into one another in a way a fan from a century ago would recognize.
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Smith's car began slowing when Stockley directed his partner to smash into Smith's vehicle, court documents said.
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NASA notes these are "fast" meteors, traveling at about 148,000 mph as they smash into our atmosphere.
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Smith's car began slowing to a stop when Stockley directed his partner to smash into Smith's vehicle.
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We're told the witnesses were horrified to watch the car veer off and smash into a parked car.
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On Jupiter, the auroras are formed by particles that accrue energy and smash into molecules in the atmosphere.
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With Javier, they sort of smash into one another and discover an understanding in that they're both loners.
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"There's no seatbelts, no airbags, no antiskid system, and when they're hit, they smash into matchsticks," he said.
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When the painted ladies smash into a windshield, the result is a glob of yellow, butter-like ooze.
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The northern and southern lights are actually created when charged particles from the sun smash into Earth's magnetic field.
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She wasn't expecting it, as if it were a sheet of glass about to smash into a concrete slab.
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Another way to prove this theory would be to actually watch a moon or planet smash into a star.
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It could smash into another planet, be swallowed by a black hole, or get pummeled to death by asteroids.
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Pieces from discarded rockets, lost tools, broken chunks of spacecraft, and other objects have the potential to smash into valuable equipment.
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And just like a MOBA, the game is at its most fascinating when these systems start to smash into each other.
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You spend the whole game watching them smash into each other, or explode into chaos in reaction to your own misadventures.
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Simply, sound waves are made to smash into liquids, with the result being those liquids shattered (atomized) into many tiny droplets.
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A synestia happens when young, planet-sized objects smash into each other, creating a rapidly spinning mass of molten and vaporized rock.
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He broke in the first game when he hoisted a lob towards the roof and Cilic framed a smash into the net.
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Hurricane Matthew Matthew will smash into Florida later today as a Category 4 storm, and millions are getting out of the way.
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Many villages are reachable only by "banana boats," single-engine skiffs that 12-foot waves sometimes roll over or smash into cliffs.
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Last week, President Donald Trump tweeted days-old information that Hurricane Dorian was going to smash into Alabama, contradicting forecasts from meteorologists.
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Let the trolley continue to speed the way it's going, and it will smash into the crowd, obliterating the people in its way.
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Heat maps dictate good design, or put another way, the reliable places where players smash into each other become the most valuable locations.
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So existing autonomous weapons are comprised of either loitering missiles that smash into radars or quick-firing guns that defend ships and bases.
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At full speed, each proton zips around the collider 19893,21989 times every second while CERN scientists encourage them to smash into each other.
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These disturbances sail outward and smash into our planet's magnetic field, creating colorful light shows like the aurora borealis and sometimes disrupting communications.
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"Over the years, there have been 22 fatal accidents," the voiceover intones as racecars fly through the air, pirouette, and smash into each other.
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Despicable Me 3's tender moments are often drowned out by everything else its filmmakers want to smash into its 90 or so minutes.
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The lessons of the tutorial section melt away as a horde of bodies smash into one another, flailing weaponry in attempts to land a hit.
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"Rain as its falling will smash into particles and pick them up," Bela says, even water vapor in clouds can get in on the act.
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A Maserati lost its front wheel, that wheel smashed into a Jeep Wrangler ... while the Maserati kept going long enough to smash into Mike's whip.
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Amy's is fucking delicious, serving the creamiest of ice creams with a whole slew of cookies and candy and other junk to smash into it.
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The planet's vivid aurorae are created when high-energy particles trapped in the magnetic field filter down to the poles and smash into the gas there.
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It can also trace alongside a subject or follow you moving backward, but in those cases the pilot needs to ensure it doesn't smash into anything.
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In other words, the weird random stuff that arises as a bunch of interrelated quantum particles dance and smash into each other can be explained mathematically.
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In both instances, the users contend with virtual personalities that smash into the real world, and when things don't go according to plan, strange things happen.
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That means we probably won't get to see this booster land upright again, since it will mostly like smash into the floor of the Texas desert.
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One of the federal government's tests simulates a side-impact crash by having a 3,015-pound barrier moving at 38.5 miles per hour smash into a vehicle.
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It's fun watching people wearing an Oculus Rift or HTC Vive run into walls, trip over furniture, or smash into other obstacles while playing a VR game.
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For years, visitors to the room claimed that doors would randomly open and close and that objects on shelves would move by themselves and smash into walls.
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Design Like I mentioned, the modern set has four loops that cars can continuously race around until they smash into each other, and requires four D batteries.
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It's not true, but like all ideological positions, when the "truth" and what I believe and hope smash into each other, the latter seems to win out.
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This team's collective hardship will either wash away or smash into a dead end that was constructed by a predictably disagreeable combination of Type A on-court personalities.
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Asteroids the size of Apophis are estimated to smash into Earth about once every 50,000 years, according to Purdue University's Impact Calculator, delivering blasts greater than 140 megatons.
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Called DART, the plan would see a refrigerator-sized spacecraft smash into a non-threatening asteroid, causing it to move ever so slightly from its original orbital path.
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Bennu caused a bit of a stir a few years ago when astronomers thought there was a decent chance it might smash into Earth in the next century.
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The forces generated in a car crash can cause the brain to fly forward and smash into the front of the skull, as Kenfield noted in the video above.
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Then threw our precious mic in the air and let it drop and smash into a million little pieces without giving two fucks in front of a national audience.
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Both suspects allegedly hit the boy with a belt "numerous times" and "intentionally caused his head" to smash into a hard surface that left him unconscious, court papers read.
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The Cassini spacecraft will even crash into Saturn when its mission ends in September to make sure that it won't smash into one of the planet's possibly habitable moons.
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I dress them, I figure out what the culture of their world is, and I put them in it and see how they sort of smash into one another.
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It's responsible for the beautiful aurorae, or northern and southern lights, in polar regions, as magnetism directs atomic particles from space to smash into our atmosphere near the poles.
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In both kinds of rugby, large people without a lot of padding smash into one another while trying to touch down a ball at the end of the field.
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While few in Washington have internalized it, the coronavirus is the biggest story in the world and is soon going to smash into our electoral politics in unpredictable ways.
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"Imagine you had $215 million in cash in a pallet flying through the air, and it's going to smash into the ocean," Musk said once during a press conference.
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I heard the first hijacked passenger jet smash into the north tower on September 29, and saw the second jet slice through the 211-story levels of the south tower.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in spacetime produced when the heaviest objects in the universe—neutron stars, black holes, and the like—smash into each other, releasing extraordinary bursts of energy.
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"Imagine you had $6 million in cash in a palette flying through the air, and it's going to smash into the ocean," Musk said during a press conference last year.
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As very high-energy gamma rays smash into the atmosphere, the result is a shower of charged particles produced at an altitude of between 10 and 20 kilometers above Earth.
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Obviously, we're no longer solely dependent on compasses for navigation, so it's unlikely that ships will run aground or planes will smash into mountains as a result of the government shutdown.
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"Imagine you had $6 million in cash in a palette flying through the air, and it's going to smash into the ocean," Musk said during a press conference in March 2017.
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He saw the car smash into a metal pole, saw a man hop out of the car flailing his arms and screaming, and saw others try -- but fail -- to grab him.
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The interceptor, launched from an underground silo, was equipped with an upgraded "kill vehicle" that broke off from its rocket base and used a booster to smash into the incoming missile.
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I've really only had one surprise playing Burnout Paradise Remastered: the cars that smash into you during the Marked Man events are somehow much more ruthless and infuriating than I remembered.
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Galactic collisions are a relatively common occurrence in the universe, but every once in a while an entire cluster of galaxies will smash into another one in a massive celestial bang up.
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Said season finales are usually filled to the brim — for better or worse — with all the ideas that co-creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk could smash into an hour or so.
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The sub ran into some difficulty at the start of one mission, after it swam through a swarm of krill so dense its radar thought it was about to smash into the seafloor.
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Kvyat's incident could have been the most serious, with the Russian fortunate not to smash into the pit lane wall after his car skewed out of control in the first phase of qualifying.
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Two barges broke loose in Oklahoma last month and careened down the flooded Arkansas River, raising fears that they would smash into a dam and cause it to fail, with devastating consequences downstream.
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Otherwise, Undercover is the perfect rainy afternoon attraction: kid-friendly GTA-ing full of fun references, with a laughing bag of gags and a glorious world to steadily smash into tiny plastic pieces.
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It has a cutter blade that can pierce through a seatbelt, double window breakers to smash into side windows, and a LED light with an SOS mode that you can use to signal for help.
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Baghdadi and other IS leaders are believed to have left the city, but IS fighters are resisting with snipers hiding among the population, and using car bombs and suicide trucks to smash into Iraqi positions.
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It's still one of the most popular Hot Wheels play sets today, but it now operates on batteries and there are four loops that cars can continuously loop around until they smash into each other.
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Three times in recent months, Mr. Brown said, Lowe's customers were bringing home long pieces of construction material via subway and carrying them upright on the escalator, only to have them smash into the ceiling overhang.
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An ugly smash into the net not only handed Juvan the set but also left an angry Williams staring at the ball in disgust — and if looks could kill, the ball would have turned to dust.
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Millions of people along the southeastern coast of the United States were under evacuation orders on Thursday as Hurricane Matthew was about to become the first major hurricane to smash into Florida in more than a decade.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... cops have determined Robin's fiancee, April Love Geary, made an unsafe left turn onto the PCH with her Cadillac Escalade last weekend, causing her to smash into a BMW carrying 3 people.
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"Imagine you had $6 million in cash in a palette flying through the air, and it's going to smash into the ocean," Musk said during a press conference last year, referring to the cost of the fairing.
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This year, according to the police, a popular elected representative from Unnao district in northern India tried to kill a young woman who had accused him of rape, arranging for a truck to smash into her car.
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The two sides will then rush forward, while you're free to pan the camera around and watch your googly-eyed warriors smash into each other, lobbing spears, hefting muskets, and being flung rag-doll style by incoming artillery fire.
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Few things define the holidays like the fading whine of a newly-gifted drone as it floats ever farther away, over branches and out of sight, where it will eventually smack into a tree and smash into the ground.
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When you run an electric current through a coil of wire to create a magnetic field, you can chop soda cans in half in epic explosions and send discs flying up in the air that'll smash into the ceiling.
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The idea of getting a hammer to smash into the wall to look inside also crossed my mind — until I realized the bill for room damage, especially one as famous as this, could very well exceed my annual salary.
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In a video compilation from the event, you can watch skiing robots smash into fences, topple over flags, or just plop sadly on their sides, where they lie and kick their legs unsuccessfully like the dumb robots they are.
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In a point-for-point battle, the 39-year-old fought gamely to share the support of the terraces but she ended up gifting the set to her schoolgirl opponent when she struck an overhead smash into the net.
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By running computer simulations of this scenario, the Columbia University researchers showed that, in cases involving exoplanets that smash into their host stars in this manner, most exomoons will join their parent planets in a show of apocalyptic solidarity.
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Click here to view original GIFThe people at the Hydraulic Press Channel on YouTube have run out of stuff to smash into oblivion, so on their side channel, Beyond the Press, they've decided to just start dumping garbage into lakes.
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Among the titles Ward directed at Criterion is the seminal Burnout 2: Point of Impact, which introduced "crash mode," a feature where time slowed down and players tried to smash into other cars to create as much damage as possible.
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Inside the massive detectors that dot the rings of the LHC, protons accelerated to near light speed smash into each other with incredible energy and produce a fountain of exotic, short-lived particles that impact on sensors lining the walls.
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Do you gamble that a your best driver can stretch a worn-out set of tires to the end of a race, at the very real risk of watching them smash into a corner wall or simply start crawling around the track?
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The new season sees an iceberg smash into the island where the battle royale smash hit is located — that means there's frozen terrain in the form of places like Frosty Flights and Polar Peak, as well as falling snow, snow-covered trees and slippery ice.
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"I think she finds the physical attraction sometimes with Mister, and the emotional attraction of course with Celie, and if the two of them could just come together in the air and smash into the other, I think she'd be happy," Ms. Headley said.
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Showing no signs of backing down or even the slightest inclination to admit he was wrong, President Trump has insisted for five days straight that his false claim that Hurricane Dorian was set to smash into Alabama — contradicting forecasts from government meteorologists — was correct.
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The rings may be the vestige of a comet torn asunder by Saturn's gravitational tides, or the product of a collision between a comet and an icy moon, or the result of something that disturbed the orbit of several moons, causing them to smash into each other.
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DART, which stands for Double Asteroid Redirection Test, is being designed by scientists at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, and it will rely on the "kinetic impactor technique," whereby a fast moving spacecraft will smash into a Near Earth Object (NEO), causing it to gradually shift its orbit.
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We had skipping ropes, yo-yos, Tamagotchis, the weird alien goo things that apparently got pregnant if you put them in the freezer, and one year we got really, really into conkers—the playground sport where you fling hardened horse chestnuts at each other until they smash into shards.
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The idea of plucky little Schiaparelli gearing up to message its creators that it had pulled off its landing while, in actual fact, it was about to smash into the surface, explode, and leave a 49-by-131 foot burnt hole as a gravesite, is an especially excruciating new chapter of that saga.
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The strikes in the past week against the capitals of the United Kingdom and Iran followed back-to-back attacks in recent months in Britain, by an assailant who used an S.U.V. to smash into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge in March and a suicide bomber at a pop concert in Manchester in May.
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As you smash into bumpers on any of the hundreds of puzzle-tables, paint sprays across the board Chameleon Run by Ján Ilavský: A super pretty forever runner game with a twist: while dodging obstacles and landing huge jumps, you've got to tweak your character's color to match the platform you're about to land on.
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So far, we've seen the Dawnblade, a Solar Warlock subclass with a super that lets you fly around with a fire-slinging sword; the Sentinel, a Void Titan subclass who can summon a shield to smash into enemies and throw, Captain America-style; and the Arcstrider, a Arc Hunter subclasses who wields a powerful staff of lightning.
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Although really it just suggests VR has lost the power to disappoint quite so acutely — exactly because it's already done so, having plunged from the lofty pinnacle of over-inflated expectations to smash into the grounding reality-check of slender consumer appetite for what the tech can actually deliver right now vs a still lofty price.
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A constant theme in Maia's instructionals, which are old but some of the most enjoyable available, is the deflection of power and the same theme can be seen played out in his fights as he switches his hips to smash into a leg weave, or when his opponent accepts the half guard as Maia tripods over them, and Maia switches his hips into the reverse half guard.
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Along the way, Pastoureau highlights pivotal shifts in its significance in society, whether its vilification during the soberly-attired 16th-century Protestant Reformation (imagine Martin Luther painted by Lucas Cranach the Elder in his black attire), its proliferation after the Spanish conquest of Mexico which allowed an increase in cochineal insects to smash into dye, or its use from the 14th to 17th centuries on the gaudy pieces of clothing prostitutes were required to wear to set them apart from society.
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