BROOKE BALDWIN, ANCHOR, "CNN NEWSROOM": OK, Ed Lu, here's a crazy question. Could you land on one?</s>ED LU, FORMER SHUTTLE MISSION SPECIALIST: It's not really landing on an asteroid that you do. It's more like docking with it. Their gravity is actually quite weak, so it's not like you'd be standing on the surface. It's like if you see videos of people up in the International Space Station. It would look kind of something like that. You know, you're not really standing on the floor there. You wouldn't really be standing on one of these asteroids.</s>BALDWIN: The docking, so near it. Ed Lu, thank you very much. And Chad Myers, my favorite space geek, thank you very much. What a day.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: I love this story.</s>BALDWIN: We know you love it. You were giving me a straight face last hour, but I feel the love now.</s>MYERS: Because I love the meteor story better. This stuff over in Russia ...</s>BALDWIN: And that it happened on the -- in the same day.</s>MYERS: Same day.</s>BALDWIN: Just a total coincidence.</s>MYERS: It is.</s>BALDWIN: Chad, thank you. You can hear a little bit more from Ed Lu on "The Next List." Please watch, Sunday 2:30 p.m. Eastern right here on CNN, "The Next List." The crippled Carnival Triumph on the move again. Find out what is next for the disabled cruise liner that ruined thousands of vacations just this past week.
Asteroid Passes Close to Earth