We have heard countless stories about asteroids slamming earth surface and the disastrous consequences thereof. Although the asteroids are present in the solar system, most of them are seen in the asteroid belt - a region located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. The size of the asteroids can vary from being no bigger than a dust particle to almost a one thousand kilometres wide.
There are also “Near Earth Asteroids”, also known as NEAs. These Asteroids are closer to earth then sun. It is believed that more than tenthousand such NEAs are near the earth circle.
The Chelyabinsk meteor was a small “Near Earth Asteroid” NEA — about the size of a six-story building — that broke up over the city of Chelyabinsk, Russia, on Feb. 15, 2013. The blast was stronger than a nuclear explosion, triggering detections from monitoring stations as far away as Antarctica. The shock wave it generated shattered glass and injured about 1,200 people. If the same would have slammed the Ocean, then it would have triggered a huge tsunami and would have destroyed large amounts of coastal belt in different countries. A fact less often reported is, that this Chelyabinsk asteroid as well as nearly 50 of all other NEAs were not detected sufficiently early to enable preventive action such as the recent DART experiment by NASA. With DART, Nasa tried to send a rocket to a potentially approaching asteroid and smash the rocket onto it, in order to give it a small push, to divert it’s path away from the earth. If you don’t see these asteroids coming at least months before they might hit the earth, there will be no chance to influence their pathway towards earth.
If an approaching asteroid is detected at least some weeks before it could hit the earth, it is relatively easy to predict, which hemisphere could be hit and at which time. It is much harder to predict
- whether the asteroid really will hit the earth and - which country/sea-area will be hit. That latter information will be scientifically possible only days or even hours before the hit
Now imagine, what will happen, if 3 days before potential hit, news gets out that a specific country or subcontinent is most probable to suffer the impact. When such info is in the public domain, panic and mass-exodus will immediately set in in the affected area. All means of land-, sea- and air-transportation will immediately be exhausted and come to a complete breakdown. Only those people, who leave the scene hours before the crowd tries to leave, will have a chance to leave.
Given such a scenario it is not unrealistic to doubt, that scientific organizations as well as governments will try to withhold such information from the public as long as possible, if publishing it would only trigger the panic whilst the question is still open, whether the asteroid will actually hit or peacefully pass by earth. But at some given point of time, the news will break through. Based on the above facts and further information Institut Kurz GmbH Germany with its relevant scientific department at Humboldt University Berlin Germany, decided to start an exclusive alert and warning system for a limited group of people worldwide. For an privileged group of max 1000 people, all relevant information about asteroid–observations are systematically collected, pathways of asteroids recalculated and the probabilities for “hit” as well as the “when” and “where” will be independently determined. This info will be given to the participants in real time by email, monthly in case of no alert and weekly, daily, hourly in case of growing hit probability. Thus, the participants will always stay informed ahead of the public, as well – often enough – ahead of their governments. That will enable the participants to take their own decisions ahead of the crowd on necessary movement for safer area or action. It is the most actual and exclusive info on asteroids available on earth.
The membership monthly subscription will be Euro 100 only (one Hundred only).
The number of global members in the elite group will be limited to one thousand only., to ensure a sufficient level of confidentiality in case of growing danger.