An asteroid the size of a football stadium whizzed past Earth on Friday, and it will be back in less than a decade. The massive space rock is about 890 feet in size, according to NASA .

Additionally, one the size of a bus and another the size of a building, will pass by Earth Tuesday. As of June 1, NASA has discovered 10,472 asteroids that are larger than 460 feet, with an ...

How big of an asteroid does it take to damage cities, states, countries, and the planet? On the fourth-annual World Asteroid Day (Saturday, June 30), we take a look at estimates from NASA, Purdue ...

An asteroid the size of a football stadium whizzed past Earth on Friday, and it will be back in less than a decade. The massive space rock is about 890 feet in size, according to NASA. (That’s ...

An asteroid nearly the size of a double-decker bus — or “six adult Indian peacocks,” according to the Jerusalem Post — passed by Earth late Wednesday night, at 11:37 p.m. Eastern time.

The next close approach of asteroid 2024 YR4 is projected for December 22, 2032, when it may pose a potential danger, with an estimated 1.2% chance of impact. Scientists are sounding the alarm ...

An asteroid the size of the Statue of Liberty will zip by Earth in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Labeled 2013 WV44, the 300-foot-long (91-meter-long) asteroid is traveling at an ...

Asteroid 2024 MK is around 154.9 meters wide, around the size of 258 Henri Delaunay trophies won during UEFA European Football Championships (Euros). And it's flying very close to Earth.

An asteroid approximately the size of two football fields is set to make a close approach to Earth this month. According to the New York Post, the 720-foot-wide asteroid named 2024 ON, will pass ...

Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 1.2% chance of hitting our planet in 2032. The object is 180 feet across, around half the size of a football field, and if it were to hit us, the impact speed would be an ...

The asteroid will zoom past Earth from just about 620,000 miles, or about 2.6 times the distance between Earth and the Moon, making its flyby from a close but safe distance.