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Asteroid the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza will fly past Earth tomorrow. – The Washington Newsday
An asteroid, which could be almost 600 feet wide, will fly past Earth on Saturday and pass us at a speed of more than 29,000 miles per hour. The asteroid, designated…
An asteroid, which could be almost 600 feet wide, will fly past Earth on Saturday and pass us at a speed of more than 29,000 miles per hour.
The asteroid, designated 2020 TY1, was first discovered in October. It is expected to fly past at a distance of about 3.5 million miles, which is about 14 times the distance between the Earth and the Moon and therefore poses no danger to our planet.
It is one of the largest asteroids to have passed Earth in recent weeks, and the last asteroid of similar size…
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