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Asteroid the size of 18 platypus to fly closer to Earth than Moon - NASA - Vimarsana News

Asteroid the size of 18 platypus to fly closer to Earth than Moon - NASA

Asteroid 2023 FH7's diameter is the size of 18 male platypus lined up bill-to-tail. It is merely one of six passing the Earth on March 30, each of which is listed here with their own comparisons.

Source: jpost.com
Asteroid Didymos May Spin So Fast It Flings Rocks into Space - Vimarsana News

Asteroid Didymos May Spin So Fast It Flings Rocks into Space

The asteroid Didymos witnessed its companion get slammed by NASA’s DART spacecraft, and Didymos itself may have interesting activity

'65' Star Adam Driver Asks NASA About Dino-Killing Asteroids - Vimarsana News

'65' Star Adam Driver Asks NASA About Dino-Killing Asteroids

What will NASA do when it finds a killer asteroid making its way to Earth? "What would NASA do if a dinosaur-killing asteroid barrels its way to Earth?" That is one of the questions actor Adam Driver asked NASA in one of the agency's latest videos to determine what NASA's response would be like.

Asteroid the size of 33 armadillos to pass Earth Sunday - NASA - Vimarsana News

Asteroid the size of 33 armadillos to pass Earth Sunday - NASA

Asteroid 2023 FL2 is 35 meters, which is as much as almost 33 nine-banded armadillos lined up tail-to-snout. However, it won't hit us, and armadillos might even be more dangerous.

Source: jpost.com
Watch big asteroid zoom near Earth tonight in free livestream - Vimarsana News

Watch big asteroid zoom near Earth tonight in free livestream

The near-Earth asteroid 2023 DZ2 will pass within 107,500 miles (173,000 kilometers) of Earth today (March 25), and you can watch the flyby live online.

Source: space.com