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Classified as potentially hazardous asteroid by NASA’s CNEOS, the space rock dubbed as 2019 GT3 zoom past the Earth on Friday at around 9:51 am (IST). Asteroid 2019 GT3 was powerful enough to destroy an entire city during an impact event.
The Police in Devon and Cornwall in the UK are investigating a mysterious bright object spotted falling across the night sky over the south coast. Two 'fireballs' sparked several 999 calls, with witnesses suspecting there could have been a plane crash.
An asteroid identified as 2019 GT3 will approach dangerously towards Earth on September 6, 2019 at 12:21 am EDT. Classified as potentially hazardous asteroid, the space rock is being tracked by NASA's CNEOS.
Asteroid Alert! Here’s How Giant Space Rocks Hurtling Towards Earth Can Be DESTROYED. NASA believes there is a one in 300,000 chance every year that a space rock can hit our planet. On the other hand, some experts are concerned that there is no solid plan to protect us from a killer rock.
Scientists at the European Space Agency (ESA) are all set to launch a new telescope named as Flyeye in the next week. Flyeye will scan space and identify any possible objects heading to Earth, giving enough time to plan accordingly.