A new paper suggests an alternative strategy: why not capture a nearby asteroid and put it into an Earth-bound orbit to use as a shield?
Such an asteroid could then be moved as needed to absorb the impact of any collision that would otherwise hit the Earth.
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What if it's on the wrong side at the time?
What if it's on the wrong side at the time?
Ummm... Nuke it!
That's your answer to everything!
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