Asteroid 'near-miss' with Earth
An asteroid big enough to flatten London has 'narrowly' missed the Earth on Friday night. Experts say it came as close as 17,200 miles to us.
An asteroid big enough to flatten London has 'narrowly' missed the Earth on Friday night. Experts say it came as close as 17,200 miles to us.
Despite cloudy skies, scientists at the Bayfordbury Observatory at the University of Hertfordshire are still hoping to get a glimpse of the asteroid in the next 90 minutes.
Cloud is breaking up David has just imaged Jupiter.
We're five telescopes ready to start imaging #2012DA14 at 20:30 when it becomes high enough for us to see. #VeryBigSpaceRock
It's cloudy - We're sad, time for Pizza we think. Still 90 minutes for the clouds to clear. #2012DA14 #BigScarySpaceRock #russianmeteor
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