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A skyscraper-sized asteroid will pass within three-quarters the average distance between Earth and the moon on Saturday, June 29. The asteroid, named 2024 MK, is estimated to be about 480 feet (146 meters) across and will be traveling at roughly 21,000 mph (34,000 km/h) during its closest approach. Although it poses no threat to Earth, NASA classifies it as a ‘potentially hazardous asteroid’ due to its size and orbit. The asteroid will zoom back out toward the asteroid belt and will not return until 2037.

NASA has confirmed that Asteroid 2024 KN1, measuring up to 88 feet in diameter, will safely pass Earth today, June 23, 2024. Despite its size, the asteroid will maintain a safe distance of 5.6 million kilometers. This news comes as other asteroids are also scheduled to make close approaches to Earth in the coming days.

Earth’s day, while seemingly constant at 24 hours, has actually fluctuated throughout history, from a shorter 19-hour day a billion years ago to a potential 25-hour day in the future. This ongoing change is driven by various factors, including the moon’s gravitational pull, Earth’s internal processes, and even human activities.

NASA has released an awe-inspiring collection of Earth’s landscapes, captured from space. These breathtaking images showcase the planet’s dynamic beauty, from swirling storms to majestic mountain ranges. Join us as we explore ten of the most captivating vistas that will leave you mesmerized.

Opening to the public on May 10, the Costume Institute’s multisensory “In America: An Anthology of Fashion” exhibition takes nature as its main theme, focusing on three elements: earth, air, and water. Curated by Andrew Bolton, the exhibit includes objects that date from the 17th century to today.

In Little Alchemy 2, unlike its predecessor, creating Sand is a straightforward process. To obtain Sand, simply combine Earth and Fire. This method is the most efficient way to acquire Sand in the game. Additionally, Sand serves as a crucial ingredient in various recipes, including Glass, Mud, and Desert.

On the April 23 episode of “The Show,” BOYNEXTDOOR emerged victorious with their title track “Earth, Wind & Fire,” beating out EPEX’s “Youth2Youth” and ILLIT’s “Magnetic.” This marks BOYNEXTDOOR’s first music show trophy, solidifying their place in the K-pop scene.