Scientists explore firing nuke ‘millions of miles’ into space to stop catastrophic asteroid
“If we have enough warning time, we could potentially launch a nuclear device, sending it millions of miles away to an asteroid that is headed toward Earth,” LLNL physicist Mary Burkey, who was head of the research team in a statement.
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