World News Today – “NASA” warns of a potential danger: Earth is on a date with an “important” astronomical event next Sunday.

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The US space agency “NASA” has revealed that planet Earth will be at a rendezvous with an “important” astronomical event next Sunday, which is likely to be dangerous.

According to “NASA”, an asteroid, which will be the largest in the year 2021, is expected to pass about two million kilometers from Earth without the risk of collision with it, but this astronomical event will allow scientists to study this celestial body up close.

The “NASA” explained that this asteroid is known as “2011 FO32”, and has a diameter of less than one kilometer, and will pass at a speed of 124 thousand kilometers per hour, that is to say “faster than most asteroids” that pass near Earth.

The agency assured that the “danger” of the asteroid colliding with the planet does not exist, because at its closest point, it will remain at a distance of more than 5 times the distance between the Earth and the Moon .

And she pointed out that “none of the large known asteroids will strike Earth in the next century, and those that have yet to be discovered are unlikely to do so.”

And she continued, “The more information we collect about these crimes, the more we can prepare to expel them in the event that any of them threaten Earth.”

Nevertheless, it remains close enough to be classified as “potentially dangerous”, according to official categories.