Huge meteorites will graze the Earth

Astronomers from the European Space Agency (ESA) are listing objects that are likely to hit the Earth in the next century.

Meteors will turn to the earth in the near future

According to The Guardian, the list of the Center for Near-Earth Discovery (NEOCC) in ESA in Frascati, Italy, includes 524 objects. They come from natural sources such as meteorites or humans emitted as cosmic garbage. The majority are quite small and ignite harmlessly in the atmosphere. These objects will become objects for scientists to observe, measure more accurately their trajectories and eliminate dangerous effects.

The case of a large meteorite crashing into Earth as a falling object Chelyabinsk, Russia in February 2013 has rarely happened. However, next week, NEOCC confirmed there will be a meteorite grazing the Earth and a piece of cosmic trash falling into the Indian Ocean. Both cases are likely to pose a very low risk but all show the need for continuous monitoring.

Many giant meteorites will fly over the Earth in the near future.(Artwork: beforeitsnews).

The giant meteorite below will fly over the Earth in the near future.

2015 TB145

This 400m-diameter meteorite will fly over Earth at a distance of 480,000km on October 31. Wearing the nickname Halloween meteorite, it travels at 35km / sec, faster than any meteorite near Earth has ever been recorded. Although the 2015 TB145 is farther away from Earth than the Moon, astronomers still consider this a close-up case.

85990 1999JV6

This is the largest meteorite that will approach the Earth. This meteorite has a diameter of 498m and will fly over the Earth on January 6, 2016 at a distance of 12.6 times greater than the Moon. According to astronomers, 85990 1999JV6 is not capable of crashing into Earth.

2012 RU16

2012 RU16 is also among the most meteorite close to the Earth, just behind the 2015 TB145. On January 24, 2016, this 32m-diameter meteorite will graze the Earth at a distance of 3.5 times higher than the Moon but does not endanger our planet.

410777 2009 FD

This is the only meteor that is causing concern for astronomers. It will come very close to the Earth on March 3, 185. Because of the warming of the Sun's meteorite, its unstable flight direction leads to a risk of collision with the Earth as 1/369. The meteorite is 160 meters in diameter, eight times larger than the meteor that plunges into Chelyabinsk. Astronomers are watching it closely.

A full list of meteorites flying around the Earth in the near future.