NASA // intervenes before the "dangerous" asteroid that approaches Earth "this issue causes great impact in social networks

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After the social network tweet ensured that the asteroid AJ129 2002 changed course and speedafter naasa claimed to be a very dangerous element for the planet earth and for us humans, but nevertheless, the American space agency itself has come to deny this claim. The tweet that started the polemic said, URGENT, CONFIRMED Asteroid AJ129 2002, change course and speed towards the Earth and NASA today cataloged it "potentially dangerous". Important fact, it would arrive on February 4 ".

Here in this part I leave the twitter link that created so much controversy in the social networks see it giving HERE

The social repercussion of this information has been so great that NASA has included a link to its official website explaining everything. The message says the following. this that has published the nasa on your official twitter page explaining everything you can see it by clicking HERE

Once again it's time to repeat it, no, we're not going to die all because of an asteroid. The reality returns to dismantle the alarmism that has been unleashed in social networks by an asteroid that will pass close to Earth on February 4. This is the 2002 AJ129, discovered 16 years ago, and which can be observed from our planet.

NASA has a classification that is called PHA, which stands for Potentially Hazardous Asteroid, Potentially Hazardous Asteroid, and there are all those who may have a closeness to Earth. This is classified as PHA, but with low risk for passing more than 4 million kilometers.

The asteroid called AJ129 2002 has a diameter close to the kilometer, and will pass close to Earth in an hour close to 22.35 in Spain. And its speed will be considerable, between 30 and 34 kilometers per second when it is closer to our orbit. But it will be so far away that its presence will only be noticed by those who look through a telescope at the appointed time.

And there is continually asteroids that pass near the planet earth, or that even cross the atmosphere and fall in our territory. "One of the challenges of observational astronomy is to follow all those objects, which involve difficulties because they are in many cases weak and changing, only because of the influence of the great planets can they change their orbit, astrophysicist, who insists:" Most of the objects that in recent years could be dangerous have not been any problem ", On whether in the future we have to worry about an asteroid, Eduardo Ojero is categorical:" Right now there is nothing to be alarmed. There are thousands of asteroids that cross the orbits of the planets we know.

Despite the alarmism transmitted by some Twitter accounts or certain media, the reality is that the asteroid will pass more than 4 million kilometers from Earth. "Only asteroids that are about 100,000 kilometers from our planet can cause us problems," says astrophysicist Eduardo Ojero.

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