Alinda has made its closest approach to our planet in decades, and it's about to peak in brightness in a rare ...

In the coming days, we can observe one of the most spectacular astronomical events. Asteroid 887 Alinda, with a diameter of ...

The asteroid is expected to safely pass at a distance of approximately 4.48 million miles (7.21 million kilometers) from Earth-about 18 times the distance between the Earth and the Moon.

YW9 and 2024 PT5, will pass close to Earth on January 9, 2025. NASA confirms they are not a threat. The asteroids have been ...

Asteroid 2025 AB, a 42-foot Near-Earth Asteroid, will pass just 95,200 miles from Earth, providing scientists a unique chance to study it closely. Falling under the Aten category, such asteroids ...

NASA reports that two asteroids, 2024 YC9 and 2024 YL1, will safely pass by Earth on January 3, 2025. Asteroid 2024 YC9, the size of a house, will come closest at 1,310,000 kilometers away.

That flyby on Dec. 1 was the 123rd known asteroid this year so far to pass Earth within one lunar distance, or 238,855 miles, the average distance between the Earth and the moon. NASA and the ...

An asteroid the size of nine reindeer is set to pass over the Earth on Wednesday, Christmas, in what is set to be a relatively close holiday flyby, according to NASA's asteroid tracker.

Astronomers are keeping an eye on asteroid 2024 XU9. This 110-foot space rock will pass Earth on 14 December 2024. Despite its "near-miss" label, experts confirm there’s no danger. How Close ...

A celestial event is set to capture scientific attention as asteroid 2024 YC9 approaches Earth. NASA has confirmed the asteroid’s close pass on 3 January, offering a valuable opportunity for ...

According to NASA, the asteroid is expected to come close to Earth today. The concerning factor is its speed, which is 41,421 km/h, and it will pass within 6,460,000 kilometres of Earth.

A huge asteroid with is set to fly past Earth ... It’s expected to safely pass close to Earth, within 19,794 miles (31,860 kilometres) from our planet’s surface – on April 13, 2029.