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Alert! Series of 'FIFA stadium' sized asteroids to pass Earth this week. Details here

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.

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NASA's Lucy spacecraft encounters first asteroid on journey to Jupiter

NASA's Lucy spacecraft completed a 'quick hello' with the pint-sized asteroid Dinkinesh on its way to Jupiter. Lucy's main targets are the Trojans, a group of undiscovered asteroids.

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Massive Bridge-Size Asteroid to Fly Past Earth on April 13, Warns NASA; Know If It Will Hit Our Planet and Trigger Doomsday

On Thursday, the concerned asteroid will travel 7.4 million kilometres past the planet. The asteroid has a width of 2200 feet, making it almost as large as the Golden Bridge. 🔬 Massive Bridge-Size Asteroid to Fly Past Earth on April 13, Warns NASA; Know If It Will Hit Our Planet and Trigger Doomsday.

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Volcano: What would eruptions look like on asteroids? 'Metallic volcanism' explained


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Volcano eruptions happen almost once every four days across the entire world, with up to 80 usually record in any given year. But eruptions on Earth would look entirely different to those on other planets or asteroids, scientists have revealed, because not all planets are made entirely of rock.

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Indian students discover 18 asteroids under global science programme

Indian students discover 18 asteroids under global science programme - 150 students from across the country participated in a two-month campaign under the International Asteroid Discovery Project to look for asteroids.

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Indian school students discover 18 new asteroids

School students in India have discovered 18 asteroids as part of a global science programme, according to the International Astronomical Union (IAU), an organisation that assigns official names and designations to celestial bodies.

The International Asteroid Discovery Project was conducted by STEM and Space, an organisation working towards the learning of astronomy and space science in India, along with the International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC) as part of a NASA citizen science project.

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Asteroid 7-times size of Big Ben to pass Earth - NASA tracks 'potentially hazardous' rock


Asteroid news: The space rock will make a so-called 'close approach' (Image: EXPRESS)
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And though there is no risk of impact from RM45, its size and speed paint a bleak picture of what else could be lurking in the depths of space.
Only last year did a 4.1km-wide rock coast past our planet and a 10km-wide asteroid is believed to have wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
Asteroid RM45 is estimated to measure somewhere between 310m and 680m across.
At the upper end of the estimate, the space rock is more than seven times as tall as Big Ben's clocktower in Westminster, London.

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Asteroid 2-times size of Big Ben to pass Earth- NASA tracking 'potentially hazardous' rock


Experts revealed 2020 XU6 will zoom by at more than 10 times the distance between the Earth and the Moon.
The distance between our planet and its lunar satellite - known as a lunar distance (LD) - stands at more than 380,000 kilometres.
Asteroid 2020 XU6 will pass Earth at 10.7 LDs. According to NASA, that is still a close enough distance for the asteroid to be considered a 'near Earth object' (NEO).
The definition of a NEO in astronomical terms is any small solar system body which comes within 1.3 astronomical units (AU) of the Earth.
Asteroid 2-times size of Big Ben to pass Earth- NASA tracking 'potentially hazardous' rock (Image: GETTY)

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