Apophis Is Coming Merch

My crew is coming through soon

"DEFLECT THE APOPHIS"

Apophis is an asteroid with the potential to impact Earth. It gained significant attention due to initial predictions that it might collide with our planet in 2029 or 2036, although later calculations ruled out these scenarios. Apophis was discovered in 2004 and has been closely monitored by astronomers to better understand its orbit and potential future threats.

This design features an astronaut riding an asteroid and the phrase "Apophis is Coming 2029." for the near- Earth asteroid event that will take place in 2029. Astronomer, space enthusiasts, asteroid watchers, star gazers, space program followers will appreciate and understand this design. Show your STEM cred.

This design features the phrase "Apophis is Coming 2029." for the near- Earth asteroid event that will take place in 2029. Astronomer, space enthusiasts, asteroid watchers, star gazers, space program followers will appreciate and understand this design. Show your STEM cred.

Apophis is an asteroid with the potential to impact Earth. It gained significant attention due to initial predictions that it might collide with our planet in 2029 or 2036, although later calculations ruled out these scenarios. Apophis was discovered in 2004 and has been closely monitored by astronomers to better understand its orbit and potential future threats.

Apophis is an asteroid with the potential to impact Earth. It gained significant attention due to initial predictions that it might collide with our planet in 2029 or 2036, although later calculations ruled out these scenarios. Apophis was discovered in 2004 and has been closely monitored by astronomers to better understand its orbit and potential future threats.

Apophis is an asteroid with the potential to impact Earth. It gained significant attention due to initial predictions that it might collide with our planet in 2029 or 2036, although later calculations ruled out these scenarios. Apophis was discovered in 2004 and has been closely monitored by astronomers to better understand its orbit and potential future threats.