NASA uses advanced tracking systems to monitor near-Earth objects (NEOs). These include radar technology and tools from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Additionally, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx and Japan’s ...

If you’re hoping to spot Santa flying through the skies on Christmas Eve, keep an eye out for another celestial visitor—a massive near-Earth object. NASA has issued a warning about a mega-sized ...

NASA's early detection and tracking systems help ensure these objects do not pose a danger. On January 9, 2025, two asteroids, 2024 YW9 and 2024 PT5, will pass close to Earth. Although they are ...

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Earth sometimes picks up unexpected companions. One recently spotted object, about 33 feet (10 meters) long, caught astronomers’ attention in late summer as it moved close enough to become, for a ...

NASA has warned that a giant asteroid the size of a 10-story building will be whizzing right past us tonight. dimazel - stock.adobe.com Are we about to get Jingle Bell rock-ed? Santa Claus isn’t ...

However, it vanished within a day or so of the discovery. Since it vanished, NASA’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) has tried to determine where the asteroid will travel ...

NASA's Tools for Planetary Defense NASA employs advanced technology, including radar systems and tools from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, to track and analyze near-Earth objects (NEOs).

While the asteroid poses no danger, its fly-by is an example of importance of ongoing efforts to observe near-Earth objects. The Asteroid Watch dashboard provides details about each object's ...

NASA has confirmed that three asteroids will pass by Earth on December 17. While these objects are considered "near misses," experts assure there is no danger to our planet. Asteroid 2024 XR6’s ...

A car-sized asteroid flew within about 2,950km of Earth on Sunday. That’s remarkably close – the closest ever recorded, in fact, according to asteroid trackers and a catalogue compiled by ...