Comet Swift-Tuttle passes through the solar system.(Video: YouTube.)
But you don't need to worry too much about our n-generation descendants, because scientists have also suggested that the probability of Swift-Tuttle hitting the Earth is extremely small.
Swift-Tuttle comet was discovered in 1862. Swift-Tuttle moves in orbit near the Earth and needs 133 years to spin around the Sun. The last time this comet entered the solar system was 1992. Although the possibility of this object hitting the Earth is very low, the gravitational force of Jupiter can cause the collision to occur.