massive asteroid 2023 HG11 and 2023 JL2 size 130 foot speed 33666 km per hour coming near earth nasa alert

Today a big threat is coming towards the earth from space. Two asteroids up to 130 feet in size, i.e. large rocky pieces, are going to come close to the Earth today. If these giant rocks fall on Earth, they can cause great destruction. Their speed is thousands of kilometers per hour. In such a situation, their coming near the Earth cannot be said to be free from danger. For this reason, NASA has created its own Jet Propulsion Laboratory to track asteroids, which continuously tracks these giant rocks, which come close to the Earth while revolving around the Sun. Let us know how much danger these asteroids can pose to the Earth today.

Space agency NASA has today issued an alert about the arrival of 2 asteroids near the Earth. In the last few days, asteroids or asteroids have been passing very close to the Earth. Asteroids are large rocky pieces that continuously rotate in the solar system. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has issued an alert today for Asteroid 2023 HG11. Its size is 30 feet and it is as big as a big bus.

This celestial body is going to pass very close to the Earth today. When it reaches closest to the Earth, the distance between the Earth and the asteroid will be 45 lakh kilometers. NASA has not expressed any possibility of it hitting the Earth. But, the danger will not end here today. Today another giant asteroid is coming closer to the Earth. Its name is Asteroid 2023 JL2. This is a 130 feet asteroid which is said to be of quite giant size. Its speed is said to be 33666 kilometers per hour. It is the size of a large airplane.

NASA says that asteroids of 150 feet or larger can pose a major threat to the Earth. Therefore this asteroid cannot be taken lightly at all. JPL is continuously monitoring this. Its diameter is 71 meters. After coming to the closest point to the Earth, its distance will remain only 60 lakh kilometers from the Earth. Which is not much. Because the asteroid can prove dangerous for the Earth if it comes closer than 75 lakh kilometers, as said by NASA.