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A pair of massive asteroids named identified as 2000 QW7 and 2010 CO1 will dangerously approach Earth on September 14. Classified as Near-Earth Objects by NASAs Centre for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS), the space rocks will approach Earth within a 24-hour period.

Asteroid identified as FT3 is a monstrous rocky object measuring an estimated 1,115ft (340m) in diameter. NASA’s asteroid trackers have recently revealed that a supermassive space rock with the destructive power of 2,700 megatons of explosive TNT will come dangerously close to our planet.

Do you know that around one billion years ago Earth suffered a major mass extinction? In the pre-historic Silurian Period, 99.5 per cent of life on Earth was wiped out. Scientists have finally unearthed the reason behind this major mass extinction of Earth that took place one billion years ago.

An asteroid identified as 2019 GT3 will approach dangerously towards Earth on September 6, 2019 at 12:21 am EDT. Classified as potentially hazardous asteroid, the space rock is being tracked by NASAs CNEOS.

These days a large number of asteroids are hovering all around the Earth and we might get hit too sooner or later. However, in a bid to save our planet and humans as well, NASA is stepping-up plans to deliberately crash a spaceship into an asteroid when it joins forces with the European Space Agency (ESA) next week.

A nuclear war between the US and Russia could break out even if a small asteroid explodes over the two nations, where political tensions are high. Yes, Bryan Walsh, author of End Times, has claimed in the book: “The airburst from the 2013 meteor could have easily been mistaken for a nuclear strike by the United States, which was indeed the first reaction of many witnesses on the ground.

Asteroids (Space rocks) are small, rocky objects that orbit the Sun, according to the NASA. Well, the life on the Earth would have come to an extinction this August if seven asteroids identified as 2019 ON, 2006 QQ23, 454094 2013 BZ45, 2018 PN22, 2016 PD, 2002 JR100 and 2019 OU1 would have hit our planet. Lucky we are, as they all failed to hit our planet and we are safe.

Scientist Robert Walker said if a 10-kilometre wide asteroid, led to the end of the dinosaurs, hit the Earth today, we would be more likely to survive thanks to our ability to use basic tools and make shelter, according to reports.

Asteroid Alert! Here’s How Giant Space Rocks Hurtling Towards Earth Can Be DESTROYED. NASA believes there is a one in 300,000 chance every year that a space rock can hit our planet. On the other hand, some experts are concerned that there is no solid plan to protect us from a killer rock.

Hayabusa2 spacecraft managed to capture breathtaking pictures of the surface of asteroid Ryugu. According to the team of European and Japanese scientists who analyzed newly-released photos that Hayabusa-2s robotic lander, MASCOT, took from the asteroids surface back in October 2018, rocks on the surface of Ryugu bear a striking resemblance to rocks from meteorites that have crashed down on the Earth.