my name is daman burriss, a parent of a student at town. i stand before you in full support of the leased tint as opportunity as we look for a space to relocate. as parents and teachers and administrators have tated, stated, town is a diverse community and come from places all over this great city. and so i also believe that they will take care of the city's assets, that we will take care of the places, places where we will take care of the exploratorium. and i stand before you as many of the others have before you and say that it's hopefully a good decision and that you will find it a positive one to vote in our favor. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else who wishes to make public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. commissioners. >> commissioner low? >> commissioners, a couple of thoughts on this matter. i would like to emphasize that this is an interim use of the palace of fine arts. there is a very heavy $10,000 penalty, as hold-over so i'm convinced there is enough economic motivation to vacate the p

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expected to pass close enough to the earth's surface to grab the attention of astronomers like ben burriss>> they know with certainty it will come really close. it will pass within 17,200 miles of earth's surface but then cruise safely back into space. >> reporter: nasa says it is the largest to fly this close to earth since the agency started keeping track. while the experts say it won't hit the earth, 130,000 metric tons of flying mass still makes people a little nervous. >> an impact by an object the size that will pass next week happens about every 1,200 years. >> reporter: to understand the true impact of asteroids striking earth, you have to travel back 66 million years. that's the time frame researchers at uc berkeley have newly pinpointed as the demise of the dinosaurs. >> the dinosaurs we think are wiped out around 66.043 million years ago. that's to within about 320,000 years. >> reporter: in a paper published this week, the group noted along with volcanos, the final nail in the dinosaur coffin likely fell from space. >> one is that an asteroid slammed into the earth. that wiped