[ad_1] An asteroid that was first seen in 1998, named 52768 (OR2 of 1998), is expected to pass Earth next week. However, it is not expected to collide with our planet, according to reports. The asteroid will reportedly pass within 3908791 miles of Earth, moving at 19461 miles per hour …
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[ad_1] An asteroid that was first seen in 1998, named 52768 (OR2 of 1998), is expected to pass Earth next week. However, it is not expected to collide with our planet, according to reports. The asteroid will reportedly pass within 3908791 miles of Earth, moving at 19461 miles per hour …
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[ad_1] Right now, the world is worried about the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, people are so worried about the virus that even celestial bodies look like they are wearing face masks. Recently, Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico shared an image of a 1.5 kilometers wide asteroid that is set to …
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[ad_1] First seen in 1998, asteroid 52768 (1998 OR2) will fly across Earth next week. It will pass within 3,908,791 miles of Earth, moving at 19,461 miles per hour on April 29. The asteroid is approximately 2 km in diameter and rotates once every 4.1 hours, as suggested by optical …
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[ad_1] Bhubaneswar: A very large asteroid will pass close to Earth on April 29. People around the world are currently in a dilemma about the asteroid’s collision with Earth. The asteroid’s dimensions are 1.8 km wide and 4 km long. In simpler terms, the size of the asteroid is approximately …
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[ad_1] Hyderabad That you live in interesting times is an old adage that is often used ironically, which is supposedly attributed to the Chinese philosopher Confucius and is considered a curse. However, the irony is that the difficulties facing our world today are nothing, if not interesting. And as if …
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[ad_1] We’ve now got a good visual on the big space rock that’s going to fly by Earth next week. On Saturday (April 18), the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico captured a radar image of the asteroid 1998 OR2, which will zoom within 3.9 million miles (6.3 million kilometers) of …
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