A spooky asteroid that looks like a "comet of death", which looks like a skull, will make the Earth disappear just after Halloween

There is another kind of Halloween sequel in the works, and it soon arrives in the heavens near the Earth.

An asteroid resembling a skull that passed the Earth in October 2015 returns for another visit in early November. Officially named 2015 TB145, the asteroid was christened The Great Pumpkin by NASA because of its Halloween theft three years ago.

2015 TB145 has also been described as a "comet of death" because it is thought to be a dead comet and its cranial form, which was captured on radar images from the Arecibo observatory in Puerto Rico :

"We found that the object reflects about 6% of the light it receives from the sun," said Vishnu Reddy, a researcher at the Planetary Science Institute, in a 2015 statement. "It looks like Fresh asphalt, and although on Earth, we think it's quite dark, it's brighter than a typical comet that only reflects 3 to 5% of the light. This suggests that it could be of cometary origin – but since there is no obvious coma, the conclusion is that it is a dead comet. .

Despite its scary appearance and nicknames, 2015 TB145 will not pose a threat to life on Earth. After flying 310,000 miles from the planet three years ago, the closest comet will be 24 million miles this November 11, Mother Nature Network said.