Earth in Danger 4 Asteroids Will Come Towards Today 14th Aug 2023 Nasa JPL Shared Details

Asteroids continue to pass close to the Earth. These are the rocky ‘disasters’, which like our planet revolve around the Sun. Whenever an asserved comes close to the earth, scientists monitor it. It is very important to do this, because if an Estroid collides with the earth, there can be great destruction. The American space agency NASA’s Estroid-Watch program suggests how many Estroids are getting closer to us on which day. Today i.e. 14 August is very important in this sense. Earth will face 4 rocky troubles today. They know about them in detail. Nasa ki Jet propulsion laboratory According to, the largest Estroid coming close to Earth on 14 August can be of 110 feet size. As big as an airplane. Its name is- Estroid (2023 PQ). When this Estroid belongs to the Apollo Group of Estroids, when the Earth is closest to the Earth, the distance between the two will be about 7 lakh 56 thousand kilometers. This distance is extremely modest in front of the vastness of space. Because of this, this is included in the category of potentially dangerous for Estroid Earth. However, it is unlikely to hit our planet.

Today, the name of the second Estroid coming close to Earth is Estroid (2023 PA1). It is about 98 feet wide i.e. equal to an aeroplane and it will come close to the earth for 25 lakh 20 thousand kilometers. It is also unlikely to hit the earth. The name of the third rock is- Estroid (2023 OE5). It can be 59 feet wide, that is, as big as a house. It is also an estraid associated with Apollo Group and when the Earth comes close to the Earth, the distance between the two will be reduced to 15 lakh 50 thousand kilometers. It is also unlikely to hit the earth.

The fourth Estroid which can come close to the earth today. His name is- (2023 PS). It is about 56 feet wide and can pass close to the earth from a distance of 25 lakh 40 thousand kilometers. It has also been considered potentially dangerous for our planet.

According to NASA, Estroids are also called short planets. Like the rest of the planets of our solar system, Estroids also dodge the Sun. Scientists have so far detected 11 lakh 13 thousand 527 Estroids.