Asteroid 2000 QW7 - The 290-650 metre asteroid named as 2000 QW7 will zoom past Earth on September 14, 2019.
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Asteroid 1998 FF14 - The 190-430 metre giant asteroid named as 1998 FF14 will zoom past Earth on September 24, 2019.
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Asteroid 1998 HL1 - The 440-990 metre giant asteroid named as 1998 HL1 will zip past Earth on October 25, 2019.
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Asteroid 2015 JD1 - The 200-450 metre asteroid named as 2015 JD1 will zip past Earth on November 3, 2019.
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Asteroid 2006 SF6 - The 280-620 metre asteroid named as 2006 SF6 will zip past Earth on November 21, 2019.
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Asteroid 2006 WH1 - The 240-540 metre asteroid named as 2006 WH1 will fly past Earth on December 20, 2019.
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Asteroid 2000 CH59 - The 280-620 metre asteroid named as 2000 CH59 will fly past Earth on December 26, 2019.
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Asteroids can bring tsunamis, shock waves and flattening winds that could be catastrophic. The space rocks approach towards the Earth due to the gravitational forces that affect them. Around 50 asteroids would have zip past the Earth in past few months, but failed to hit. However, a car-sized asteroid slams into the Earth's atmosphere about once in a year. On the other hand, an asteroid large enough to threaten the existence of life on Earth arrives once in every few million years. Over 7 lakh asteroids that have been found in space. Out of 7 lakh asteroids, nine will come dangerously close to the Earth this year. If these asteroids hit the Earth, humans will extinct.
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Asteroid 2019 GT 3 - The 170-380 metre asteroid named as 2019 GT 3 will zoom past Earth on September 6, 2019.
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