NASA had tracked two massive asteroids that could collide with Earth anytime this weekend…
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has recently noticed two different asteroids to collide with Earth anytime this weekend, or it is possible that it just surpasses Earth without hitting it.
The tracking system of the space agencies has tracked two different enormous asteroids that are just heading towards our planet, and according to the experts, it has been assumed that if they both hit the Earth, it would cause a significant impact on the Earth and its peoples.
Both the massive, deadly asteroids that have been tracked down are most probably identified as 2019 (XQ3) and 216258 (2006 WH1), respectively.
2019 (XQ3) has been reportedly reported as approaching the Earth, and according to the reports and information gathered by the NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies, that the diameter of the asteroid to be nearly 1,444 feet which blueprints that it may be as huge as Empire State building. And the speed of the asteroid is assumed to be 63,000 mph.
216258 (2006 WH1) the second asteroid to collapse with Earth is moving at the rate of 26,000 mph, which means that this one would be comparatively more hug than the previous one, and according to the sources, its diameter would be somewhat around 1,772 feet wide.
Both the asteroids have been classified as the Apollos, which characterize that they orbit around several planets in the solar system.
And if either of the one massive asteroids collides with the Earth, its impact would be a major collision of the planet as the crater created with these asteroids when they hit would generate blast waves which would be spread across vast distance and even they have the capacities to destroy the whole cities. As the sources informed us the asteroids are to pass the Earth before the weekend
