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The European Space Agency has stricken 2021 QMI from the asteroid risk as the asteroid impact will not happen for the next 100 years.

NASA confirmed that a massive asteroid twice the size of the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, will zoom past the Earth this week. The asteroid, known as 1989 JA, is labelled as "potentially hazardous" due to its size and how close it will come to our planet.

The space rock will be relatively close to Earth when it passes, and it will likely not hit our planet, says US space authorities.

Although it is April Fools’ Day, the massive asteroid will indeed fly by Earth on April 1, as per astronomers.

Asteroid 3 times as big as Taj Mahal will make ‘closest-ever approach’ to Earth on April Fools’ Day 2022 - No other asteroid being tracked by NASA and set to make a close approach in the next two weeks comes close to the size of 2007 FF1.

NASA is monitoring the potentially hazardous asteroid which is expected to fly by Earth on Friday A massive asteroid with size compared to a stadium or a football field will fly by Earth on Friday, March 11.

The enormous space rock was projected to swing past Earth at a "close" distance, and space aficionados were able to see it live.

The massive space rock called 2001 CB21 has been classified as a ‘potentially hazardous’ asteroid but will safely fly by Earth on March 4.

One of the most massive asteroids of 2022 will zoom past Earth in January at 70000 kmph - Classified as potentially hazardous, the 1994 PC1 (7482) is one massive asteroid at around a kilometre in size.

Recently, we have been constantly hearing about the asteroids, meteoroids and comets. News Nation brings to you the difference between asteroids, comets and meteors and also the RAESON why they are hard to identify: