
The Asteroids You Should Keep An Eye On This Year
The largest near-Earth asteroids will drift safely beyond the moon. But the smallest will pass much closer — at a lower altitude than some satellites.
LEARN MOREToday, we look back on the progress we've made tracking risky asteroids and forward to the ones we still haven't found yet.
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