An asteroid will miss Earth by 49,088 miles tonight, about one-fifth the distance between Earth and the moon. Scientists say it poses no risk to the planet.
The 19- to 45-feet-wide asteroid passes Earth at 5:12 p.m. EDT but will only be visible from Antarctica, where it may be spotted with the naked eye.
A second, larger asteroid within 154,100 miles of Earth this morning was apparent in the North Pacific, south of Japan.
THIS IS WIERD BECAUSE LAST NIGHT I HAD A NIGHTMARE...THATS RIGHT A NIGHTMARE, AND IT WAS ABOUT A BUNCH OF ASTEROIDS HITTING EARTH LIKE RITE NEAR MY HOUSE HAHA CRAZY RITE?
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