asteroid with size of 41 foot coming near earth today 26 may closest approach 35 lakh kilometer nasa alert

The existence of the solar system in the infinite universe is like a drop in the ocean! Still, the celestial bodies appear so huge. Similarly, the existence of Earth also becomes very small in comparison to our solar system. Despite this, how huge it is from human point of view. Apart from the planets, there are many celestial bodies which are undiscovered in the space full of mysteries. And not much has been known about those who have been seen. Asteroids are also such celestial bodies which have become a subject of concern for scientists these days. Today NASA has again issued a warning about an asteroid coming close to the Earth. Let us know how big this asteroid is and how much danger it can pose to the Earth.

Asteroids are pieces of rock floating in the solar system. These are formed during the explosion in the planets and start rotating around the Sun by forming their own orbit. Many times, while rotating, they come very close to a planet and there is a possibility of collision. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Keeps a constant eye on them. If an asteroid enters within a range of 75 lakh kilometers from the Earth, it can be dangerous for the Earth. One such asteroid is going to come close to the Earth today. Its name is 2023 KZ asteroid.

2023 KZ is a 41 feet asteroid. According to NASA, it is as big as a bus. Its size is very small compared to the Earth, but in case of collision it can cause huge loss to life and property. It is going to pass at a distance of less than 35 lakh kilometers from the Earth. JPL According to when it will be closest to the Earth, the distance between the two will be 3,420,000 kilometers. This distance is quite short. But NASA has not yet released any information about its collision with the Earth.

NASA issues alerts only for those asteroids that come closer to the Earth than a specified distance. NASA has stated this distance as 75 lakh kilometers. NASA tracks all the asteroids falling in this range so that the Earth can be protected from possible danger. The space agency is issuing alerts for some asteroid every day, because these days asteroids are continuously passing close to the Earth. This sequence continues continuously.