I had the feeling it zoomed closer at one point, meters. My idea was that you needed the meteoroid to be at least that close to notice it — it certainly depends the size of the stone.
Considering a bubble with a 200 m radius (3×10^7 m^3) doesn’t really change the conclusion: at the current jumping rhythm, it’s still unlikely that it might happen any point throughout the human history.
Considering a bubble with a 200 m radius (3×10^7 m^3) doesn’t really change the conclusion: at the current jumping rhythm, it’s still unlikely that it might happen any point throughout the human history.