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NASA Teams Up With FEMA to Ward Off Asteroids That Might Hit Earth
How would you feel if you suddenly found a massive asteroid on its way to collide with Earth? This was the main topic of discussion on Oct. 25 between NASA and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in El Segundo, California. Both NASA and FEMA have now partnered to build strategies that will safeguard us in such a calamity.
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