NASA. 6 asteroids are heading towards the earth at high speed in these weeks, and some of them are larger even than some of the tallest buildings on earth. We are talking about asteroids discovered by NASA researchers who analyzed outer space in recent months, and according to them, some of them will pass at surprisingly small distances from the earth, which increases the degree of danger for the entire population of the world.
NASA. The researchers say that the chances of any of the asteroids hitting the Earth are almost non-existent, but of course there is always the possibility of changing the trajectory, which supports the danger. At the time it was discovered by NASA researchers, the asteroid that will pass closest to Earth was at a distance of 5 million miles from our planet, and on August 10 it will pass closest to Earth.
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NASA. The largest asteroid has a diameter of 580 meters, and moves at a speed of 16.000 KM/h, so if it actually hit the earth, it would generate enormous damage and loss of many human lives. None of the 6 asteroids that will pass by the Earth will come as close as this one, but the distance between it and Teera will be almost 20 times greater than that between our planet and the Moon.
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"NASA scientists are tracking six asteroids headed our way in the coming weeks, and one of them is bigger than the Empire State Building. One will fly by about 4 million miles away from Earth on Aug. 12 and measure about 820 meters long, IBT says. Our planet will also be approached by asteroids – ranging in size from 269 meters long to 500 meters long – on August 17, August 26, August 27 and August 28. None are considered a threat to us."
NASA. Recently, an asteroid passed within a "small" distance of the Earth, of 72.000 KM, which is 5 times smaller than that between the Earth and the Moon, and it was only monitored after it got seriously close to the planet. Apart from the largest asteroid, there will be others with smaller sizes that will pass by the earth between August 17 and August 28, according to NASA, and those who have a telescope in the yard could see them at night.
NASA. The American space agency constantly monitors all the celestial bodies that pass by the Earth, and thanks to them we can also find out what dangers are heading our way.
