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What asteroids pose the greatest risk of hitting Earth, how probable is an impact, and how much destructive power would such collisions have?

According to experts, we may see the first landing of astronauts on an asteroid. According to experts, we may see the first landing of astronauts on an asteroid real soon.

An asteroid over twice the size of the Empire State Building will pass Earth next week and is defined as "potentially hazardous."

According to the findings of a new radar monitoring campaign combined with accurate orbit analysis, researchers have concluded that there is no possibility of Apophis reaching our planet for at least a century. But what would happen if everyone's worst-case scenario came into fruition? Do we have plans to battle such devastating disasters?

The asteroid 1994 WR12, which is 30 feet bigger than a football field, will be 3.8 million miles away from Earth on Monday night.

A 430-foot asteroid called 1994 WR12 is scheduled to slam into Earth's orbital path early next week, according to NASA.

Scientists say asteroid Bennu has a higher risk of colliding with Earth than previously assumed. But there's no need to worry about it too much