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The first image was taken of the asteroid referred to by the abbreviation (415029) 2011 UL21, which will receive the Earth on June 27: There is no danger

Here is good news for skywatchers as they have a cosmic treat this autumn.A comet approaching the earth will be visible with more shine than the stars. Known as C/2023 A3 , this comet was spotted by...

Experience the celestial marvel as the Pink Full Moon coincides with the Lyrid meteor shower, offering a rare spectacle in the night sky. Learn when and how to observe this cosmic event in India., Science News - Times Now

Where will it be clear for the eclipse?

Comet Pons-Brooks has a slight chance of being bright enough to see with the naked eye during the total solar eclipse on April 8.

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Two asteroids, 2024 BR4 and 2024 CB1, will make close passes by Earth, offering a fascinating celestial event. While they will come relatively close, NASA assures that there is no danger of impact. Asteroid 2024 BR4, between 140 and 310 meters in diameter, will pass within approximately 4.6 million kilometers of Earth, while Asteroid 2024 CB1, almost 160 feet wide, will pass at just 1.4 million kilometers. Despite their sizes and speeds, both asteroids are not expected to impact Earth.

A massive asteroid, 2024 BR4, will safely fly by Earth on Valentines Day. NASA monitors it, and its twice the size of a football field.

An asteroid designated as 2024 BR4 is set to make a breathtakingly close pass by Earth this Valentine's Day.

A cool moon, a mysterious planet, and a potentially hazardous asteroid feature in this week’s space news roundup.