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Huge Asteroid According to scientists, in the early hours of September 18, the size of New York skyscrapers will almost take a close approach or pass on Earth.
They say the asteroid, officially known as the 2025 FA22, will cross the Earth at a speed of more than 24,000 miles per hour, and in addition, it will do so again in 2089 and 2173.
The asteroid is between 427 and 951 feet in size and is similar to a large skyscraper.
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NASA announced that a stadium-sized asteroid will pass “relatively close” on Tuesday. (iStock)
NASA The European Space Agency (ESA) has confirmed that it does not immediately pose a threat because the updated measurements ruled out collisions, and the asteroid has now been removed from the risk table.
“There are few effects on this scale, but the consequences will be disastrous,” ESA researchers said. On Thursday morning, the pass provided a rare opportunity to study skyscraper-sized asteroids.
Astronomers first detected the 2025 FA22 using a special telescope from Hawaii in March. This is then added to the ESA’s observation table listing possible dangerous asteroids.
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Due to its size and speed, if the 2025 FA22 does hit the planet, it could smash a major city and other areas, causing fires and tsunamis.
One will not see the 2025 FA22, but astronomers with powerful telescopes or binoculars may find it a weak point on the stars around ET on September 18 at around 3:40 a.m.
Archive Photo: Asteroid Moon Dimolar Humanoid, as seen by the DART spacecraft, before the impact, this image taken by Draco Imager from 68 kilometers on Dart’s on the board and released on September 26, 2022. (NASA/JOHNS HOPKINS APL/by Reuters Handout)
Asteroids are rock formations in the solar system billions of years ago, and they are thought to be created around the sun and may be of different sizes.
NASA estimates that more than 1.3 million asteroids are in the solar system, with more than 30,000 classified as near-Earth objects.
NASA’s asteroid watch always monitors asteroids within 4.6 million miles of Earth.
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Any object larger than 492 feet will receive the “Potential Danger” label within 4.6 million miles of Earth.
Fox News Digital has contacted NASA for comment.
