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Even though there is a great deal of variation, the would have to be very, very fast. Fast, that is, compared to earth standards. If a comet were to hit earth, for example, chances are that we wouldnt see or even know that it had hit. It would just hit. Not to scare you. The chances of a comet hitting the earth are slim to none.
