This year could literally end with a bang
Asteroid headed our way on eve of US election
According to NASA, this year could end with a bang.
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The asteroid is 6.5 feet in diameter, according to NASA data, and first identified at the Palomar Observatory in California two years ago.
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The space agency said there were three potential impacts but, "based on 21 observations spanning 12.968 days", it did not think a direct impact was likely.
2018VP1, which was first identified at Palomar Observatory, California, in 2018, is not considered a "potentially hazardous object" due to its small size - with a diameter of 0.002 km (about 6.5 feet), according to Nasa data.
Potentially hazardous objects - usually asteroids or comets - are those which have an orbit taking them close to Earth and are large enough to cause significant regional damage if they ever hit the planet.