In a matter of hours, a small asteroid will burn over the Siberian skies. This is only the 11th time that an asteroid has been predicted to hit our planet before it actually happened, but it shows that the system of planetary defense is working!

Lowell Observatory astronomer and asteroid expert Nick Moskovitz said we know little about this asteroid coming by so close to Thanksgiving.

NASA has been tracking a giant asteroid, about the size of a stadium, that is set to pass very close to Earth this week.

A small asteroid, approximately 70 cm in diameter, has been detected on a collision course with Earth, expected to enter the atmosphere over northern Siberia today. The impact is anticipated around 9:45 pm IST,

WB—is estimated to be between 240 and 525 feet across and will pass us at about twice the distance between the Earth and moon.

NASA is monitoring a “massive” asteroid which is set to pass by Earth on Tuesday. Scientists keeping a close eye on the asteroid have assured it poses no threat. The asteroid is called “447755 (2007 JX2),

NASA has recently declared that a massive asteroid is set to pass by Earth in December 2024, and while it’s big enough to catch anyone’s attention, there’s no need to worry. Scientists are keeping a close eye on it,

The asteroids, named 447755 (2007 JX2) and (2020 XR), are each estimated to be roughly between 900 feet and 2,100 feet across.