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NASA is closely monitoring the arrival of a previously unseen asteroid that is set to brush past Earth next week at 12,300 miles per hour. The space rock had been invisible to astronomers until January 5, but scientists quickly calculated the asteroid, named 2018 AJ, will fly past Earth Tuesday, January 23. But NASA admits it is not yet certain of its orbital path. New asteroids are given a condition code of between 0 to 9 based on how certain astronomers are about its course. Zero means they are fairly certain, but 9 is classed as “highly uncertain”.
Huge asteroid to buzz earth, Previously unseen by NASA
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Well if you ask me this is a current event , where everyone can see it just before it slams into earth LOL...
They had no clue about the one that hit in Russia either and that slammed earth.
So we know more than likely yeah, yeah it won't hit but yah never know.
Huge asteroid to buzz earth, Previously unseen by NASA
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Well if you ask me this is a current event , where everyone can see it just before it slams into earth LOL...
They had no clue about the one that hit in Russia either and that slammed earth.
So we know more than likely yeah, yeah it won't hit but yah never know.