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#FICTIONALEVENT is a fun hashtag to follow at the moment. pic.twitter.com/p56Td5rziA

#FictionalEvent First press release on asteroid #2019PDC The International Asteroid Warning Network has announced a worrying discovery: a near-Earth asteroid 100-300m in length has a 1/100 chance of striking Earth in 2027 Find out more: http://blogs.esa.int/rocketscience/2019/04/25/hypothetical_impact/ … #PlanetaryDefensepic.twitter.com/C06oUxOFDi

As observations continue, the likelihood of an Earth impact in 2027 is increasing. 3 weeks after discovery, after observations had to be paused during the full Moon (and reduced visibility), the chance of impact has risen to 1 in 250 #FICTIONALEVENT #planetarydefensepic.twitter.com/MlNd9VX06K

It’s 2028, and ESA has been carefully monitoring a worrying situation: an enormous asteroid is en route to strike Earth, although the exact point of impact is not yet clear... To find out what happens next in this #FICTIONALEVENT, follow @esaoperations #PlanetaryDefensepic.twitter.com/K6OxzOOr4R

#FictionalEvent Update on (fictional) asteroid #2019PDC 29 July, 2019 - Chance of impact has dramatically increased to 1 in 10 - Size estimate has been narrowed to 140-260 metres - Earth impact could release 100-800 megatonnes of energy #PlanetaryDefense #ExerciseOnlypic.twitter.com/guFUzxm9NO

The club's book #2 discussion is here!! Check out the snippets on @BookGoersClub page #bookstagram #bookblogger #Blog #bookcclub #BookReview #Recommended #booksuggestion #Trending #TrendingNow #novels #fantasy #fictionalevent #vintagepic.twitter.com/946OyccMQF

Final update on #FICTIONALEVENT: 19 April 2027 The 60-m fragment of fictional asteroid #2019PDC is predicted with certainty to impact over the Central Park area in New York City, 10 days from now #ExerciseOnly!! #PlanetaryDefensepic.twitter.com/g7AcucI9WE

#FICTIONALEvent 30 Dec 2021:Update on #fictional asteroid #2019PDC A reconaissance spacecraft was sent to the asteroid to find out more about its path, revealing its on a certain course to impact Denver, Colorado on 29April 2027, the International Asteroid Warning Network revealspic.twitter.com/dCnGkgamgQ

Look how fast a 60m fragment could cause damage seconds is all it takes. People, buildings, jobs all at risk. Really enjoyed following this exercise all week. Learned so much from it #FICTIONALEVENT #2019PDC #PlanetaryDefensepic.twitter.com/QypewJTm8M

Find out how this dramatic & risky situation will turn out LIVE from this year's #PlanetaryDefense Conference, starting Monday, 29.04. During the week, we'll post live updates the moment the experts are informed. What will they decide? #FICTIONALEVENT #ItHappenedBeforepic.twitter.com/3y7WTXlOyK

I missed the #FictionalEvent hashtag.... pic.twitter.com/kq0BqdfVFo

What if an Asteroid were to impact the Earth in the immediate future? What would experts do? The IAA Planetary Defense Conference is asking these same questions! #PlanetaryDefense #AsteroidImpact #TimeForDecisions #2019PDC #FictionalEvent #ESApic.twitter.com/Aulx8G32f8

Here's what the airblast might look like over NYC in our #ExerciseOnly at the #PlanetaryDefense conference. #FictionalEvent pic.twitter.com/ICzaFCEQyI

Visualization of *FICTIONAL* Asteroid 2019 PDC closest approach 2027(for Planetary Defense Conference 2019) . Geocentric: http://www.lizard-tail.com/isana/orbview/?mode=satellite&debriscloud=false&t=202704290400&target=2019%20PDC … Heliocentric: http://www.lizard-tail.com/isana/orbview/?mode=asteroid&t=202704290400&target=2019_PDC_2027_CA&center=Earth … #FICTIONALEVENT #planetarydefensepic.twitter.com/NQDOecC4eI

Are you following the #FictionalEvent thread over on @esaoperations? Check out our new infographic: what happens if a potentially risky asteroid is detected? See https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2019/Infographic_Asteroid_detected!_Now_what … #PlanetaryDefensepic.twitter.com/22fntN9Ky2

NASA preps for the asteroid that will (eventually) hit Earth http://bit.ly/2GOz8yt  We're safe now, but what happens if astronomers DO discover an asteroid on a collision course? A conference this week explores our options! #2019PDC #asteroid #space #FictionalEvent pic.twitter.com/A3GI4EwnA1

In this #video, #infrastructure and #ASTEROIDS! Kudos @nell_sci_NPR for great @NPR reporting. #IBTTA #PlanetaryDefense #2019PDC #FictionalEvent @JoeAverkamp @CRandyCole @MilliganPartnrs @suzannemurtha @pollyanywhere @NASA @esa http://buff.ly/2PFHgoQ pic.twitter.com/IQMeCyGuBc

#FictionalEvent Initial observations suggest asteroid #2019PDC could hit anywhere under the dotted red line, or "risk corridor" #ExerciseOnly #PlanetaryDefensepic.twitter.com/9XSwtIHS6q

Very little is known about the asteroid’s physical properties. From its brightness, experts determine that its size could be anywhere from 100-300 meters - about 5-15x bigger than the 2013 #Chelyabinsk impactor #FICTIONALEVENT #PlanetaryDefensepic.twitter.com/xWTVbSPMZn