Nasa Lowers Risk of 300 Feet Asteroid 2024 YR4 Impact to Hit Earth Latest Update

The risk of esteroid is constantly hovering around the Earth. An esteoid discovered recently has made NASA sleepy nights. The name of this asteroid is Asteroid 2024 YRR4 which is a dangerous category asteroid. The NASA report recently said that there is a possibility of colliding with the land of Esteroid in 2032. This possibility was stated to be 1 out of 32. But now in a new report, NASA has claimed that now the danger is almost averted. Now the chances of collision of this asteroid have reduced significantly.

Nasa Remedies again with Estroid 2024 YRR4 Report Has released The agency has now reduced the possibility of arsteroid colliding. Earlier it was one in 32, and now it is 1 out of 360. The estimated size of this asteroid is stated to be 55 meters. Initially it was considered very dangerous in NASA’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) Sentry Risk Table. But NASA again observed it on 18 and 20 February and said that the possibility of collision has now decreased. Now the possibility of this asteroid not colliding with the earth has become 99.72 percent, which can be said to be almost no.

This new information released by NASA is based on the Additional Telescope Observations. The data has confirmed that the tragect of Esteroid has now understood better than before. It is classified on Level 1 on Torino Scale. Torino Scale is a system that estimates the damage caused to the earth from the astronomical objects near the Earth. Richard Binzel, who created Torino Scale, says that the observations beyond this will take the risk of Asteroid 2024 YRR4 to Level 0. That is, there is no need to panic to the people of Earth with this esteoid.

The next worrying disaster from space after Esteroid 2024 YRR4 is a 1950 DA asteroid. Estroid 1950 da can hit the earth. According to scientists, this collision can occur in 2880. Its chances of colliding are 0.039 %. It is going to pass close to the Earth in 2028 before which scientists will be able to understand its path better.