NASA has addressed concerns about a lost 54-million-ton asteroid, 2007 FT3, potentially hitting Earth in 2024.
The space agency responded to a report, stating that there are no known asteroid impact threats to Earth in the next century.
NASA diligently monitors asteroids and near-Earth objects, including those that come close to Earth. (Trending: Joe Biden Sets New Presidential Record)
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“There are no known asteroid impact threats to Earth at any time in the next century,” NASA stated.
“NASA and its partners diligently watch the skies to find, track, and categorize asteroids and near-Earth objects (NEOs), including those that come close to Earth.”
The asteroid was categorized as “lost” after being spotted in 2007, and although it made its way onto NASA’s Sentry Risk Table, there are no imminent impact threats.
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