Around 7:30 p.m. ET Thursday, asteroid 2023 BU will pass 2,200 miles above the southern tip of South America. NASA says no need to panic — the asteroid has no chance of hitting Earth.

An asteroid is set to fly within 2,200 miles of Earth today, narrowly missing our planet, NASA says. The asteroid, dubbed “2023 BU,” is expected to make its closest approach to Earth at 4:27 p ...

The asteroid, dubbed 2023 BU, was only 2,200 miles above the Earth's surface when it passed over South America's southern edge at 7:27 p.m. ET, NASA says. Sponsor Message Space ...

An asteroid will soon fly among the closest ever to Earth. But NASA has a team of planetary defense experts, and they're not alarmed. Truck-sized asteroid known as 2023 BU will rank among nearest ...

A view of the asteroid 2023 BU, about the size of a truck, taken on Jan. 24, from a distance of about 360,000 miles. Credit... Gianluca Masi/Virtual Telescope Project ...

NASA believes the asteroid, designated 2023 BU, is between 11 ft and 28 ft across (3.5m to 8.5m), around the size of a delivery truck or a large African elephant.

2023 AV is somewhere between the size of a golf cart and small pick-up truck at 6 to 15 feet (2 to 5 meters), which is quite small and non-threatening by asteroid and near-Earth object standards.

Discovered a month ago, the asteroid known as 2023 DZ2 will pass within 320,000 miles of the moon on Saturday and, several hours later, buzz the Indian Ocean at about 17,500 mph.

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An asteroid roughly the size of a 20-story building—that’s big enough to wipe out a whole city full of skyscrapers—is expected to fly between the Earth and the moon on March 24th and March 25.