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Kevin Hilley

NASA/FEMA asteroid plan

Jun 22, 2018, 12:16 PM

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Rest easy! NASA says they're working with FEMA to prepare for an asteroid hit on Earth. Well, kind of. #NASA #FEMA #asteroids #space #disasterplan #emergency #news #government #BruceWillis #movies #Armageddon #evacuation #deflection #science #sciencefiction #technology

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