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A potentially hazardous asteroid, named 2024 BR4, is set to make a close flyby of Earth on Valentine’s Day, Feb 14, 2024. Find out more about this asteroid and its safe distance from our planet.

The asteroid the size of a football stadium is capable of leveling an entire city. But, don't worry, it's Friday flyby is totally harmless.

A 'potentially hazardous' asteroid, as big as a football stadium, will pass Earth at 1,770,000 miles on Friday, February 2. Read the article to learn more details.

A potentially dangerous asteroid almost as long as three football fields will pass less than two million miles from the Earth on Friday, NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory Asteroid Watch reported on Wednesday.

NASAs watching, and while theres no collision risk, its a celestial spectacle not to be missed! | World News

Five gigantic asteroids will approach our planet, with one of them making its closest approach to Earth tomorrow, according to NASA.

Earth will witness a series of asteroids fly pasts starting 29 January, with one asteroid the size of a FIFA-accredited stadium. The largest of the five, Asteroid 2008 OS7, will zoom past Earth on 2 February at a distance of 1.77 million miles.

A horned "devil comet" barreling toward Earth is set to explode in the coming days.

NASA believes that neither of the two asteroids poses a threat to Earth. The US space agency classifies an asteroid as