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5 Rogue Asteroids To Cross Earth's Path, Should You Be Worried? - Vimarsana News

5 Rogue Asteroids To Cross Earth's Path, Should You Be Worried?

The smallest asteroid on the list is a 35 feet rock that will be 913 thousand kilometres away from Earth at its closes point.

Source: news18.com
150-ft asteroid to get close to Earth on Thursday - Vimarsana News

150-ft asteroid to get close to Earth on Thursday

A massive asteroid, which is the size of an aeroplane, is projected to pass by Earth on Thursday, April 6. The 150-feet-wide rock, which is hurtling towards Earth at a speed of 67,656 kmph, will make its closest approach to Earth at a distance of 41,90,000 km.

2023 FZ3: 150-Foot Aeroplane-Sized Asteroid Approaching Earth On April 6, Warns NASA - Vimarsana News

2023 FZ3: 150-Foot Aeroplane-Sized Asteroid Approaching Earth On April 6, Warns NASA

The 150-foot-wide rock which is hurtling towards Earth at a speed of 67656 kmph will make its closest approach to Earth at a distance of 4,190,000 km.

Source: ndtv.com
Earth set for close encounter with asteroid Saturday - Vimarsana News

Earth set for close encounter with asteroid Saturday

A newly discovered asteroid roughly the size of an Olympic swimming pool will make a close approach to Earth tomorrow giving scientists a rare chance to train for any future threat from celestial bodies, NASA said.

Source: upi.com
All you need to know about asteroid '2023 DZ2' that will fly closest to the Earth on Saturday - Vimarsana News

All you need to know about asteroid '2023 DZ2' that will fly closest to the Earth on Saturday

A massive asteroid called '2023 DZ2' will come within 1,73,000 km of Earth on 25 March. NASA says this event 'only happens once per decade'. The space rock will safely pass by our planet this week, but there is a slight possibility that it could strike us in the future