160-foot monster asteroid moving towards Earth at fiery 54995 kmph
Photo Credit: Pixabay NASA has warned that Asteroid 2023 JG is approaching Earth today at a blazing speed.
Photo Credit: Pixabay A number of massive asteroids have had close encounters with Earth recently.
Photo Credit: Pixabay These asteroids range from giant skyscrapers to small buses.
Photo Credit: Unsplash Last month, a gigantic 1500-foot asteroid passed close to the Earth. Thankfully, it did not collide with our planet, but passed by very closely.
Photo Credit: Pixabay However, it is crucial to track these upcoming asteroids because even a small deviation in its orbit can lead to catastrophic consequences for Earth.
Photo Credit: Pixabay Now, another asteroid is on its path to make the closest approach towards Earth tomorrow, which is causing concern for NASA.
Photo Credit: Pixabay The upcoming asteroid dubbed 2023 JG is rushing at a fiery speed of 54995 kmph towards our planet, NASA’s CNEOS data revealed.
Photo Credit: Pixabay The asteroid is as big as 160-foot in size, which is equal to the size of an airplane.
Photo Credit: Pixabay NASA’s JPL has revealed that it will come as close as 4.42 million miles to Earth on May 13.
Photo Credit: Pixabay The good part is that the asteroid 2023 JG isn't a potential hazard near-Earth object.
Photo Credit: NASA NASA and other space agencies keep a close watch on such space rocks through telescopes like the NEOWISE.
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