Washington D.C., March 19, 2023 – NASA astronomer Dr. Sarah Johnson has issued a chilling warning to the world today, as a meteor the size of a house cat hurtles toward Earth at an alarming speed. With the impact expected within the next 24 hours, Dr. Johnson has urged immediate action to prepare for the worst.
“This is an incredibly concerning situation,” said Dr. Johnson. “The meteor is traveling at a velocity of over 30,000 miles per hour, and at that speed, even a small object can cause significant damage upon impact. We are talking about the size of a house cat here, but make no mistake, the potential consequences are dire.”

According to Dr. Johnson, the meteor is currently projected to strike somewhere in the western hemisphere, with potential impact zones spanning from the United States to South America. The precise location remains uncertain, but Dr. Johnson has warned that the impact could cause devastating damage to any area that it strikes.
“Unfortunately, there is no way to predict exactly where the meteor will hit, and we are running out of time to prepare,” said Dr. Johnson. “The impact could cause widespread destruction, with the potential for significant loss of life. It is imperative that we take action now to mitigate the impact and protect ourselves as much as possible.”
Dr. Johnson has advised that individuals and communities take immediate steps to prepare for the potential impact, including seeking shelter in a sturdy building, securing loose objects outside, and following any emergency instructions provided by local authorities. NASA is working closely with government agencies and emergency responders to coordinate a response plan in the event of an impact.
“The next 24 hours are critical,” said Dr. Johnson. “We urge everyone to take this threat seriously and prepare for the worst. We hope for the best, but we must be prepared for the worst.”
NASA will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide updates as new information becomes available.