Asteroid 2015 MA54 massive size 100 foot complete one round of sun 1466 days coming near earth nasa latest asteroid update

Asteroids continue to come towards the Earth from space. In the last few days, 3 to 5 asteroids have also passed near the Earth simultaneously. Asteroids are not always dangerous, they keep revolving around the Sun in their orbit. But it is also important to be careful with them, because many times asteroids, meteorites etc. fall on the earth. Asteroids are much larger than meteorites, so the danger from them is also greater. Asteroids larger than 500 feet are considered dangerous for the Earth. Today NASA has again issued an alert for a similar rocky piece which completes one revolution around the Sun in more than 4 years. It is now moving towards the earth.

NASA India’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has issued an alert for an asteroid coming near Earth in the next 24 hours. Just a day ago, two big asteroids, whose size was up to 200 feet, passed by the Earth. Now in the next 24 hours again a rock is coming closer to the rotating earth. Its name is 2015 MA54 asteroid. About Asteroid 2015 MA54 JPL Has told that it is 97 feet big. That means this 100 feet long piece of rock is now moving rapidly towards the earth.

Asteroid 2015 MA54 Moving towards the Earth, it will come close to 6,370,000 kilometers. This is said to be the minimum distance between the Earth and this asteroid. Asteroid 2015 MA54 was discovered on June 20, 2015. Inspace AccordingIt is said to belong to Apollo Group. It revolves around the Sun in 1466 days. Or if we talk in years, it completes one revolution around the Sun in 4.01 years.

Asteroids are affected by the gravity of the planets. Therefore, asteroids can be dangerous if they come too close to the Earth. Space scientists keep an eye on their direction. As far as Asteroid 2015 MA54 is concerned, NASA has not yet released any information about its collision. So far 13 lakh asteroids have been identified. Out of which 16000 asteroids are present in and around the Earth. NASA also calls them near earth objects, which are continuously hovering around the earth. Out of these 16 thousand asteroids, NASA has declared 1784 asteroids as potentially dangerous for the Earth.