miners in south africa showing off a monster rock. we ll tell you just how big this square diamond happens to be. you really love, what would you do? [ woman ] i d be a writer. [ man ] i d be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i d be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? when you think about it, isn t that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? take it on the way you always have.
than that. this is major. how long have they been tracking it? well, named since 1998 qe 2. they first discovered it in 1998. that is the closest it will come to us for at least 200 years. it is not dangerous to us now and it won t be for another 200 years at the minimum. what the encounter is just a reminder that we are just kind of zooming through space in a cosmic shooting gallery and there are all these rocks out there. millions probably and we only discovered about 10,000 of them. when you see he a monster rock like this more and a mile and a half wide and coming relatively close it sort of reenforces that wow, these things are out there, they are big, it is dark, they are hard to see and eventually one of them is going to have our name on it basically. megyn: they said that they leave that 65 million years ago a rock six miles in diameter again this is about 1.7 miles in diameter is what wiped out