Russian scientists say that in 2029 and 2068 the land will fall

In 2004, scientists who invented Apophin for the first time Russian scientists say that in 2029 and 2068 the land will fall
Dwan Brown, NASA headquarters in Washington, said that Steve Chessley, who studied its movements with the University of Hawaii's astronomical organization Dave Tholen, was diagnosed with Paul Khodas's death on April 13, 2036. The Russian scientists predicted that Apophis would be closer to Earth in 2029 and 2068. In 2029, the Earth is predicted to be 32 thousand kilometers in height. Warned that this would lead to major devastation despite a minor mistake. That's 2.7 percent of the prospects. Conspiracy theorists like David Made, on the 15th of this month, said that the satellite Nibiru would collapse on the earth on the 15th of this month as the earthquakes, tsunamis and other natural disasters faced the disaster. But their prophecy was wrong