Is 2029 the End? Asteroid Apophis Explained

On Friday, April 13th, 2029, a massive asteroid named 99942 Apophis will pass shockingly close to Earth — closer than many of our own satellites. Often called the “God of Chaos” asteroid, Apophis has fueled fear, conspiracy theories, and end-of-the-world predictions for years. Early calculations once suggested a possible impact, causing scientists to closely monitor its trajectory. In this short video, we break down the real truth behind Asteroid Apophis using confirmed NASA data — no exaggeration, no misinformation. 🔹 How big is Apophis really? 🔹 How close will it pass to Earth in 2029? 🔹 Why were scientists once worried? 🔹 Has NASA officially ruled out an impact? 🔹 Can humanity defend Earth from asteroids? You’ll learn how modern radar tracking confirmed that Earth is 100% safe from Apophis in 2029 and for at least the next 100 years. You’ll also discover how NASA’s asteroid-deflection technology has already proven that humans can change the path of dangerous space objects. This isn’t a doomsday story. It’s a story of science, preparation, and survival. 🌍 When Apophis passes Earth in 2029, don’t look up in fear — look up in awe. 👇 Comment below: Would you watch the sky on April 13th, 2029? 🔔 Follow / Subscribe for more real space mysteries, asteroid flybys, and cosmic science explained simply.