NASA: The danger of meteors, serious. 5-point defense plan

Although asteroids that can cause severe damage or even destroy land are rare, they are a real opportunity, and NASA has begun to undertake a 5-point action plan.

"It does not matter whether it will happen or not, but when will it happen. Because one day we will face this situation, "said astrophysicist Tomas Zurbuhen, adding that such asteroids collide on earth once in a million years. NASA and FEMA (Federal Agency for Emergency Management) are the two agencies the US has to deal with such a risk. But how will they act accurately?

First step: An SMS is sent to 12 scientists

The second step: Scientists start their efforts to accurately understand the asteroid trajectory

Step Three: Agree on the size and time when the collision will occur.

Fourth Step: Confirmed with FEMA (Federal Agency for Emergency Management) that the collision is inevitable

Fifth Step: NASA and FEMA give a press release stating how they will act.

Then the various methods of destruction, which up until now are three, are part of the programs that NASA is constantly studying.
Or a laser beam strokes from a satellite that stands in space to divert the road. If it is a few millimeters away when it's millions of miles away, the collision can be avoided.
Or send a rocket to the asteroid that is placed on it, depending on the size, and that it sparks reactive engines that can push the asteroid a few millimeters to divert the course.
Or send spacecraft missiles to the Asteroid to hit bombs or even nuclear weapons to divert it.