World’s largest known asteroid impact structure
It was more than double the scale of the Chicxulub impact that killed off the dinosaurs.
Yeah, that would get your attention.
The size of a possible tsunami has been calculated. An asteroid that was four km (two mi) in diameter falling onto the five km (three mi) deep ocean would have blasted the water off the ocean floor for at least 60 km (37 mi), and made a wave over 200 m (660 ft) high on the southern end of Chile and the Antarctic Peninsula.
So would the Eltanin impact. Far more have hit the ocean than land.
This is when we fall to our knees and pray for the continued health and well being of Jupiter.